The bottom-line is I pay the difference, and only do this because I want to. 

Owners generally know they have a problem (landlord-paid utilities) that is affecting their bottom line, but haven't taken the time or energy to solve.

You would have ongoing filing requirements with the State and would need to keep business records and documentation.You also want to look at whether a pass-through entity helps your bottom line and your taxes.

The bottom line is you will get a zoning cert at close.

The bottom line is, if the motel is in an excellent location and in good condition, doing that research could more than justify going ahead with the deal. 

With a place at the bottom of each page for both of you to sign. 

If you really want to protect yourself you can contact REI Guard for a Builders Risk policy and just subtract this amount from the bottom line.

Lay out your plates (top and bottom 2x4s, or 2x6s depending on wall thickness) inside your lines.

Brett Read I think if you’re analyzing “deal quality” you want to look at the property from a neutral perspective. 25% down, the prevailing non-owner-occupant interest rate, factor in PM as an expense, etc.

It's fact almost all investment assets do not exchange hands in their respective markets "at the bottom".