Logic would say if the return is the same then go with less tenants but curious of the pros and cons.Any input is appreciated.

First, lets try a method that makes logical since, instead of some ratio calculation. 

I'm basically paying people to take up my time to watch them - it's such an absurd concept, but every investor does this, AND think it's normal and logical!

Some key aspects of their business model logically may need to be confidential, but the vast majority of what you need to evaluate the deal should not be.  

We are looking at one right now that has a HAP in place until 2010 so by my logic, we would be able to convert to market rate at that time or stay with the affordable route if it's doing well.

So it's pretty much a "cut off the finger or lose the whole hand" scenario for them.Of course we ARE talking about BofA, so don't expect logic to rule the day when working with them.At the end of the day, the BPO appraisal is the most important piece of the puzzle for the short sale, because that really does determine what price range you'll be able to buy at.

BS Mechanical EngineeringMS Aerospace EngineeringMBA in Finance10 years as a Spacecraft Control Systems Engineer for NASAEngineering helped to think logically, analyze, and solve problems.Finance concepts, especially Net Present Value calculations, helped analyze deals.

A: no you didn't, you took it in a small car that was easy to handle and easy to park.Apply the same logic to REI.

I think my confusion comes from the fact that the books I've read don't necessarily follow from one logical step to the next.Here is how I see the process right now, please correct me if I am wrong.1.

Feeling so stupid right now.I've applied for two commercial rental properties, it all sounds logical and I thought I knew what it meant but now I'm confused by people saying different things.Can someone clear up what a lease term of 2x2x2 is please?