The tenant is responsible for paying $414 & section will pay the remaining $948.My question is….do I base my late fee amount on the tenants portion of $414 only??..

All others saw cap rates remain stable or compress.Check out the full report by CBRE here. 

For the remaining 20%, I charge them for vacancy and any additional costs incurred.

You get into cap rate values by state, price range, asset type within NNN, remaining primary lease terms, lease guarantee strength, etc.A bunch of industrial is not absolute NNN like other types.

The two benefits to this is you have good equity in the properties right from the start protecting you from any future crash and you are locking in debt that will remain the same for term of your loan.Either way, you will not lose.

Property C is an all cash purchase of $500k using the remaining proceeds. 3.

If you are only tying to rent it 9 months out of the year, you will have to set it up as a short term rental. 

In a new installation there would be a large copper wire on the ground bus bar either tied to copper water lines or a ground rod that goes into the ground.

Also, agents vet their buyers so you’ll be less likely to tie it up with someone who can’t really buy. 

The particulars:Mortgage: $330k @ 2.5% - ($324k remaining)Mortgage payment (including taxes and HOA): $2100Comps in the area selling for: $340k - $360kComps renting in the area for: $2300-$2800 / moOne of the financial considerations is that my relocation package will cover all of the seller’s fees (realtor fees, etc) should I decide to sell.I do have family and friends in the area that could serve as my property management should somebody local be needed.