Tenants are being trained and assisted by an outfit called the "Eviction Defense Center" in Oakland.

That would give you NOI pre-tax to meet your goals.You could also go after a retail strip center or a value add type of deal to force appreciation.In commercial it's all about the NOI and not comparable sales to drive equity growth and cash flow.

The easement actually belongs to the current owner of that land (you), but it generally Stays with the land, regardless of who the owner is.

Then you can sign up all you want and not have spam in your regular real email, but still logon to the setup email for purposes of verifying that the email address belongs to you when needed.And if you use gmail, it has a pretty good spam filter and a separate tab for promotional emails, so you have some pretty good controls over what you see.

Tax shield if any – belongs to meYour help is so much appreciated!

If the basement leaks, but there is a drain in the center which typically prevents it from flooding up, would you add a $1000 sub pump anyways?

I can't really add much to what Bill just said, but I'll say that I'm a mortgage broker in california and I started out working for a direct lender in a call center environment.

If your description uses the center of a road, you can't locate that either as it may not be the center of the pavement.I've written meets and bounds descriptions for minor subdivisions but it takes a surveyor to locate property lines for improvements if set backs are questionable, don't try it yourself.Depends too on your lot, look at the plat, if the lots are equal sizes adjacent to you and you're in a subdivision your lot line will generally be half way between the homes, if they look similar.In some states a fence that has been erected for a certain period may establish the line, even if it is off.Don't go by utility boxes or telephone poles, but the developer may know if poles were set on lines, they could be.I've had legals that go from the POB westerly 196 feet to a "large oak tree" thence south to the center of the river, easterly along the center of the river 220 feet, thence northerly 246 feet to the POB (something like that).

Other areas on the rebound are Boston-Edison District, Corktown, Woodbridge, Indian village, East English Village, The New Center, University District and a few other neighborhoods.

If the deal is an income property, i.e. 5+ unit apartment building, self storage facility, mobile home park, office building, retail center, etc then the value can be calculated from the Net Operating Income capitalized at some given rate.