Heavy textures can be a real bear.

In the neighboring county they actually asses each home so what you buy it at has no bearing on what you pay. 

We've got a few of us working on it..... please bear with us.

Please bear with me as I ask questions along the way!

Building looks brand new.Size: 6,350 square feetAnnual Rent: $76,200 Lease Type: Triple net lease (NNN) - No costs for me to bear at.Tenants: 1 Tenant - Global industrial company (Worth over $20 billion - listed in London)Lease Period : 3 years with two 3 year renewal options (10% rent increase per renewalPrevious tenant: Was another large industrial company, they left 6 months ago and moved to a new building.

Did you know that can hold some of your money in escrow (non interest bearing) if they feel there's a risk that your customers will request refunds?

"Tenant owner" tore out 90% of the walls in the house making a big open room, removed load bearing walls, didn't replace the sewer and allowed the roof to get so bad it leaked more then it prevented from leaking..

A couple issues here...An agent is your best source of ARV comps... take price per SF... control for location, bathrooms, parking, age/style of home... and you can get an idea of what the high end of the market would bear.

Where I live in the Copper Field / Bear Creek area is that there have been some heavy bandit sign campaigns here maybe indicating a good area.

I had big payments and couldn't make them with the rent The market would bear. ($950 dollar payment, $850 a month rent.