A standard asphalt shingle roof on a house this age should either be almost new or severely worn and in need of replacement in the very short term.

I say "might", because I haven't actually seen an Oklahoma court opinion on this issue.In my opinion, the safest way to document this transaction is to execute a standard lease agreement like you would for any other lease transaction.

I don't see why one+ couldn't then study the demography, before targeting those metro areas and enclaves that are attracting more businesses... due to rapid growth, lower taxes, better wages and standards of living, etc.I have moved between Portland metro, Sonoma County, etc., etc. numerous times, since first coming here in 1988.

If your son dump 5 gallons of the stuff and then parties all night yes you'll have problems, but standard operation is fine.

I think $500-$1,000 is pretty standard if it's just a lead that you turn into a deal.

They already meet your standards so that income doesn't even matter.Interesting dilemma... how good are you at reading people?

You get a person who is a single point of contact for your loan(s) and they know you and your business better than you do.The terms you were quoted are pretty standard terms for a CMBS (conforming commercial secondary market) deal. 5 years shouldn't be the amortization,  it's probably the due date of the note.

Now days you will find 200 amp service with circuit breakers standard.

Changing from 10 to 8 isn't a huge change with the houses I'm currently analyzing, but it is still nice to see what standards others are getting. 

Do you have to use the C.A.R form and sign the Assignment of Agreement Addendum if you are planning on wholesaling and give both forms to the re agent or can you use a standard one page contract which you can assign?