I'm looking to get coverage for rental properties. 

Still cashflows a lot and uses debt responsibly to expand a little faster.I'm curious what you are looking at when doing a deal similar to this to make the right cash offer of not too little but also not too much when thinking strictly in terms of cashflow.

I'm looking forward to learning from all of you and sharing my experiences.

Along with connections to IELTS Testing firms in India we have began what we refer to as a "pipeline" for international students looking to come to rural parts of eastern Canada to study.

Another reason may be that you appear unprofessional and interested parties are looking for a sweet deal like a landlord that doesn't screen or is negotiable on all their terms.

Look at your comps.

Couple ways to look at that topic.1.  

They usually have 3- 5 year options with increases.On older stores with lease running out, yes, I would want a 10 cap. new stores, you're looking at a 7.25 cap. 

So if you're looking at this at a later time, likely not up to date anymore.

I installed it and painted with exterior paint and caulked all seems in my showers.. looks good.