The higher % down payment will force the positive cash-flow.

This market is forcing a lot of investors back to fundamentals.

I’m active duty Air Force (for less than six months) before retiring after 30 years.

You should only consider switching when your current software has a significant flaw or lacks features that force you to spend excessive time on workarounds.

You have preyed on people who had good faith in you to care for their properties, for their personal health and safety; and instead now live with ongoing health issues, legal fees, and are forced to reside in unsafe conditions.

Very difficult to force collection on a debt not secured by an asset.

Angela Harding TPM Realty  Sorry my english not good I from ukraine, what it means "rent a broker's"

You want to compare this EBITDA across all other bed and breakfast businesses. since you already own two, you have an unfair advantage in that you can compare this one your considering buying with yours, and see if its a fair price you are paying. you can also breakdown your expenses and compare them with the business your looking to buy to see if you can force appreciate value by creating more earnings. 

If forces them into an action they should have taken long ago. 

Now, that said, let's give the contrary view, and why I wouldn't personally do that deal:-Limited appreciation potential for at least 3 years on this property based on location and demand, and no opportunity for forced appreciation-Risk with Section 8 on cap ex -I look for cash neutral on 15 to 20 year notes-positive cash flow of 144/month does not excite me, especially since I prefer appreciation potential -I avoid rentals that require more than $2000/month in rent to work given lack of demand at that price point in North AlabamaAgain, I ran this example just for educational purposes.