If I go and add cells myself, I need to re-write the formulas for everything to flow properly.  

I use an A-E scale for both the location and the property itself.A = Built in the last 2 years, top of the line building and amenities in the wealthiest areaE = Looks like a direct hit from a bomb in a war zone area full of crimeThis can be very subjective per investor, Im just giving a rough example.

What is the proper procedure to follow if a tenant dies?

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Thats because like most small businesses, they are not properly capitalized, and they dont know how to run a business.

@Jason E.

assume 20-40$ per sq ft for the work plus meters that even if your house is properly zoned for density

At the end of the day if you run your numbers correctly and perform proper due diligence you’ll do just fine No matter what path you choose.

I would send them an e-mail and text with photos of the missing drawings and ask them to return drawers immediately.