I am trying to understand all the variables a prospective buyer might ask/require of me in order to sell my business.

I got kind of tired watching these guys making so much money off of my supply so I decided to dabble.I cherry picked what I thought were no brainers.

LOC is variable typically.

Negotiating hall bathrooms cooling is trick, electric base for heat is easy to do to but negotiating cooling there can be a bit tricky but there are split zone ductless units that can handle this situation.Googling 'in wall HVAC' or 'in wall hotel style ac' will get you plenty of retail places that will match the supply house price a non tradesman will get.

Chances are they have done similar work in that neighborhood.Next, call the utility company that supplies the gas and see if they will give you an average bill for at least the last year.

Generally, how variable/judgemental are the commercial real estate valuations?

What I am wanting to do is create checklists of tools and supplies that he should keep with him is his truck at all times.

For less than fifty bucks I picked up a number of supplies and this week-end I will be painting the countertops in an old hunting travel trailer behind our automotive repair shop.

This would add about 3500 in insurance premium to your mortgage balance (you may be able to pay the premium up-front rather than roll it into the mortgage)With an insured mortgage, if you were to go with a 5-yr term variable rate product, you should be looking at an interest rate between 2.4 & 2.7%.  

Added separate supply lines so there will be stackable washer and dryers in both units.