Is my assumption correct about tenant managing in the south/west/east part of Atlanta?

My assumptions are that filing your taxes isn't too complicated if you have done your homework and worked on your tax breaks, and paperwork throughout the year.

We could sell on an assumption, but the price would probably take a hit by roughly the same amount.

My assumption is that there's a size that's too small.  

I also can't tell if Contractors B and C are just trying to sell as much work as possible, or if Contractor A really overlooked needed work.My best guess for approaching this is hiring a structural engineer to give me an assessment, on the assumption that they would not have a monetary incentive to try and upsell the work. 

Learn to understand the underlying assumptions, check their math (or find someone who can help you), and make a decision based on your own analysis.

I've made some assumptions but plug in the correct purchase price and rental amounts and that should tell you what you need to know. 

I have been sent a fair number of turnkey properties, and never bought them because the assumptions were way off.  

But, I'll go with a few assumptions -- you a first mortgage on both properties, and that they are with different banks.First, you could get a Commercial LOC secured by the 2nd DOT on each property, but the first mortgage holder likely won't allow it unless they approve it first. 

While I might be making some incorrect assumptions, I feel like I am fairly close.