Just wondering what most investors have on there properties weather its actual cash value, replacement cost or guaranteed replacement cost.

May not be your intention but I guarantee 9/10 people reading your title will come here to do that.

Alexis,  I'm certain that the bank will require you to sign a personal guarantee on the line of credit.  

Yes the outcome is not what was hoped for, but nothing is absolute or you wouldn't be using an option, it is a big if, not a guarantee.  

If you got a discount code from a third party site, there's no guarantee your discount is legitimate.

Price $2,895,238Down Payment $2,895,238 (100%)Net Operating Income $152,000Rentable Square Feet 4,000Price/Square Foot $723.81CAP Rate 5.25%Lot Size 1.37 AcresYear Built 2014Lease Type Triple Net (NNN)Lease Term 15 YearsLease Expiration Date 8/15/2029Increases 7.5% Increases Every Five YearsLease Guarantor Corporate Guarantee

I can practically guarantee that painting them would be cheaper in the amount of time you spend on the matter, even if you win the case and get reimbursed for attorney's fees, which is not guaranteed.

Now the police said if we need more frequent visit, we need to double the payment, but if I dont see them now, how can they guarantee what we get for what we are paying for? 

The deal is solid and I can guarantee repayment (based on my personal income) regardless within 6 months maximum.

I figure this may create higher rental prices since people will be able to get to the airport and into DC much easier.The metro has the potential to be a game changer, but it isn't a guaranteed boost to property values.