My lot borders both, therefore my question is, is there a way you can recommend that I could go about speaking to the developers of the shopping center about merging our lots in that they would allow access in and out from their property as well as me creating access from the main road.

Outside of that, I convinced her it's taking a gamble on me overall, but that my track record professionally and personally justifies it.

I think it's a good place to get a bit of cash flow and appreciation without making a huge gamble like a lot of the folks 30 miles north are doing! 

This is a gamble though, because you are not sure how long she will be alive for, and you cannot foresee future market conditions.

Just curious :)I practice in DC for a national client base, primarily in the areas of information reporting and withholding, cross-border payments, FATCA, and employment taxes.

I would not want to gamble my personal money on pricing services that have just called around to formulate unit prices.Lastly, I know everyone want to be on a budget and save money where possible.  

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@Lee G.The number looks at the border of good/bad deal, so if it is the best you can get for your area, you may have some decent returns from it.For income tax, you can calculate your Before Tax Cash Flow and then deduct the income tax so you can see what the After Tax Cash Flow like.One question for IRR.

If you gamble - diversify.

As a result it is currently listed on AirBnB.Thing is I feel worried cuz we gambled on our first property, looks to have worked out good.