There are all kinds of documents, checklists, templates, and how to's.  

Owner said has long term tenant on one side of 9 years , building has had  great rental history.  600*2=1200 monthly1200*12= 14400 yearly taxes/insurance =2800 yearlyrepairs/maintenance 10%= 1440vacancy 10%=1440 14400-2800-1440-1440=8720 NOI20% down on 99000 @ 4% interest 30 years =19980 mortgage payment roughly 382 a month /382*12= 4584(NOI )8720 - (debt service )4584= 4136 monthly cash flowcash flow 4136 / (money invested) 19980 =20% ROIAm i missing anything here ?

If you want to manage a new business that you have no experience in, sure start it up. either way you better pay market rent to yourself or else you won't realize any gains in your CRE--which is why we are all here in the first place.

If the institution's require signed and notarized documents it may take 5-7business days.

(No info on taxes, insurance, etc....but assuming nothing odd there, the numbers seem OK.)

I've heard it's rarely a good idea to file a claim against insurance because it can raise rates or cause insurance companies not to renew the policy. 

Just make sure you've got good insurance.

It is a document entitled "How to get Your Security Deposit Back" and also sets the expectations for how we want our unit's left.  

-LLC is not a susbtitute for liability and umbrella insurance.

We just purchased a property with four mobile homes on it. I just got a quote from Foremost and almost had a heart attack. Who do you recommend using for a policy that won’t cost me my firstborn child?