We have in our lease that tenants must maintain all appliances.

It’s a great house, fairly new (built in 2015) and the neighborhood isn’t bad.

My mom is not able to maintain her home and I have been paying for any and all repairs over the past fifteen years.

The grantor maintains full ownership and can do whatever they want with the property.  

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

I was trying to use "worst case" numbers and be fairly conservative.

Three years appreciation and minor repair and paydown were flipped into a regular 30 year mortgage.It would never of happened if he didn’t know me and trust me to maintain and improve the property and if he wasn’t in a position that he was satisfied with straight interest and saving transaction costs.I think the NNN scenario has potential for a tired old landlord that wants to retire and still have cash flow, but only to an experienced buyer, not a nubie.

Separate property must always be kept separate to maintain its character.

Because lenders are wanting 7-8% for a fixed 30 yr term, and I don’t mess with ARMs or balloons...I do fixed rates and only maintain about a 50% LTV on my stuff.

@Mindy Jensen I really wonder how many visitors the people who live at 123 Test St in Council Bluffs Iowa get per year, my guess is a fair bit. :)