There are still a lot of problems, but Somersworth compactness and closeness to Week's Crossing and the Spaulding I think make it the next logical choice for expansion from Dover.

Let's stop Washington from becoming the overdeveloped landscape that so much of California has become and reinvent housing standards for all Americans.

Also, it's helpful to provide a scope of work (roof needs replacing, landscaping, needs new cabinets, etc.).

Punch Out list, and Landscaping.

There is no point in taking that risk when you can hire a painter, handyman or landscaper for a minimal fee.  

My previous insurance company for instance would let me carry a 1/2 landscaper policy, which let me do a huge array of things associated with this.

Keep us posted, it sounds like you have a real opportunity to create a good bit of equity (especially with the future expansion possibilities).As an aside, be sure you have identified why this facility is struggling and determine if you can fix it.  

@Mohamad SuleimanTwo things concern me in the thread above:Foundations in North Texas are always an issue because we have expansive soil. 

Unfortunately gang ,there are "cocky and arrogant" individuals in any ,practice,trade,endeavor or profession.Plumbers with a disagreeble arrogant and surly nature do not last long where I come from.It is highly competitive here in So Cal.You gotta be a "Superstar".Having said that,,,there is also a Code of Honor amongst tradesmen in any town or city.We all know who the good guys and the bad guys are.The bad guys are "disowned" and get put on the blacklist,,,they do not get referals or reccomdations from reputable contractors.We also watch them very carefully and inform our friends at the supply house,,,,do not give these guys credit,do not recomend them,,,they are trouble.We know "The Good,The Bad and the Ugly".But get this,,,good guys tend to hang together and refer each other.They also tend to join credible contractors associations like the PHCC Plumbing Heating and Cooling Contractors Association.Heres a tip ;if you are fortunate enough to identify and hire a good licensed plumber,he will usually know and be able to recommend a good electrician,HVAC man,carpenter,tile setter,painter,concrete and masonry contractor,locksmith,roofer,landscaper,,,you get the picture,,,,Oh Yeah about that business of "plumbers savings lives".Well,,,That is a true statement,,,,that fact is,,,"Plumbers have saved more lives than Doctors,,,,"An old American Standard slogan was "Plumbers Protect the Health of the Nation",,Well,,,Its kinda corny guys but it's TRUE,,,,Why ?

I'm based in New Mexico but am looking at the Ft Wayne/Indiannapolis market for expansion.