If they E-filed and submitted and it says it's pending then it's pending. 

These companies are seen by guests as the brand.

I would like to do the same thing and was listening to this brain health webinar where a doctor (Evan Brand) who lives on a farm told of a patient of his who lived on a farm growing up and as a child would play outside and airplanes would fly overhead dropping glyphosate, presumably on whatever they wanted to kill and it messed up her microbiome. 

I'm still very young in the name game but building a brand entity is something I aspire to as a life goal.

Cliff,  This is not how you analyze an investment opportunity, you need the following:1) Purchase: $575,0002) Total Annual Operating Income: $43,000 (1,200x3x12) 3) Total Annual Operating Expense:    a) % Vacancy:   b) RE Taxes Property:    c) Hazard/Insurance:   d) Repairs & Maintenance:   e) CapEx:   f) Utilities-other:   g) HOA:4) Actual Capitalization Rate:5) Loan Information   a) Down Payment: $0   b) Loan Amount: $575,000   c) Acquisition Costs and Loan Fees Rehab Funds:   d) Length of Mortgage (years):   e) Annual Interest Rate: 6) KPI's:   a) DSCR:   b) 1% rule:   c) 50% rule:   d) Cashflow (before taxes):   e) ROI:    Plug it in I'll do analysis for you.

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For instance, if all apartments in your market are using granite countertops and vinyl flooring, you don't want to install marble countertops and brand new hardwood floors. 

You really need to drill down on the values and inventory levels so you know e=where the demand island what the right price is to pay. 

As you can see I am brand new to this so take my advice with a grain of salt...

I have many questions due to me being brand new to the process.