I've been working since the day I turned 14, and I currently work for a law firm and a financial adviser.

My Purchase from a Cash Stand Point.$150,000 * 20% Down Payment = $30,000Make Ready Cost = $30,000Total Cash out of Pocket = $60,000If I had bought the Property at $200,000$200,000 *20% = $40,000Make Ready = $0Total Cash = $40,000 (Or $20,000 less)The other area that is subtle is time to Cash Flow as my Cheap Property approach meant I could lose up to 6 months+ of rent if I bought the cheap property for 150K that was tenant occupied and paying under market. 

But it's very common in a commercial lease for the landlord to get a percentage of the business' profit, so you wouldn't stand out. 

They are now standing firm on 92,900

There are jobs that I wouldn't mind grabbing somebody standing around the Home Depot parking lot for.

Now, please help me understand what you mean from your stand point as an investor?

I personally cannot stand to deal with renting, tenants and everything that goes along with that, I hate is so I deal in all cash so that I only have to deal with properties and the market for selling my products. 

BP has been game changer with opening me to lanes of investing I never even would have thought of and the different ways to live financially free.

Can you think of a scenario that would give you as much opportunity to grow financially than this one?  

So how do I value this property if I don't have a majority of the financial information?