I want to make a living doing this but I like to exhaust my research before jumping into it.

IF the TK company does not have the people or the mentality to focus in on details like dead rodents and over-grown vegetation next to a property, then they most likely are not paying attention to the bigger issues or simply covering them up.Lastly, you have mentioned on here that you did not think you needed to visit the property (and I assume you have not visited the company in person or their offices) because the point of turnkey is to not have to do that.  

Extending the payment terms is not the same as paying it off.Not trying to be too hard on you but there's not enough here to analyze.all cashThanks for the quick reply... it's late and I'm exhausted to excuse my miscalculation. :(1.

The vent pipe could be blocked and that could be causing the exhaust air from below you to exit in your bathroom instead of out through the roof vent.

I intend to exhaust all my taxable savings before taking social security at about 3-1/2 years from now.

It’s a win win as it does provide a return to investors as well as the physical and mental stress of being foreclosed upon can be avoided.

It seems I've tapped out in those areas in the restaurant and it's time to acquire some real assets that may give more freedom financially and mentally.

There's no mountains here to recalculate my mental map so I was feeling completely lost.

Over the past few years this mentality has shifted, growth appears to be encouraged and the local government is ‘playing the game to win’ and winning they are.

Hey @Justin C.If you want a fan for just re-circulation, there's a product called Tile fan (http://www.alaska.com.tw/en/product_d.asp) that fits your dimensions.If you want a fan to exhaust air to the outside, you're going to have to find a way to brace the fan to the overhead structure.