Just make sure your purchase price reflects that huge water bill.

Do you think thats an accurate reflection?

The scope is only what I described, showing a transfer of assets going from our individual ownership to the LLC, for instance, showing that we've "sold" the printer, computer, office furniture for use in the business, along with the first balance sheet to reflect such.

I like properties that were built after 1950 as well, but the age of the buildings are reflected in the prices of the properties. 

If we are so focused on acquiring and growing at any cost, we won't have time to reflect on why we're doing this at all.Some of us have found contentment and simply aren't willing to compete with the likes of the the poor guy that started a thread recently - "I've made 8 offers over asking but can't buy a deal. 

It will show your friends and family you have a contingency for "what ifs"And yes it will hurt you, your debt to income ratio will reflect any funds borrowed.

Everyone leaves with an incredible amount of value and I think our reputation reflects that. 

This helped keep me calm when big problems arose as I just reflected that this was that house's day.  

The on-paper profitability did not reflect the true potential of the enterprise, and I knew transformative action was needed.Approaching the four distant owners, I proposed a comprehensive solution—acquiring both the business and the property.

This is reflected in our regional rates comparison chart which shows reported cap rates rose between 41 and 83 basis points, depending upon region and property classification.