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I like that I don't have to shop for tenants right away but with obvious concerns. 

It’s not booming as much as Boise but it does have a 40% owner 60% rental population because of the College Of Southern Idaho, the recently built hospital and 4 brand new schools and the rumors of a large company setting up shop.

I would find an insurance broker who can shop rates for you.  

I live on Park Avenue on the Weehawken border and literally every day I now see new shop, restaurants, condos, parks, etc. all going up.

River City Properties is a small shop, so they will really take care of you!

The shops that sell these things do the installs for them and you often can't get around their crazy markups. 

I'm considering co-ownership as a capital providing partner in a new small business (barber shop) in Oklahoma.

So very simplistically, a Starbucks with a 20 year triple net lease will trade at a 5 cap, for example, but the same exact real estate with a Mom and Pop coffee shop with a 3 year nnn lease might trade at an 8 cap.

Is this a problem with our CPA and we should shop for a new one or is this just something he knows to how to handle and we shouldn’t be concerned with?