I have narrowed my bids down to two, one includes a Coleman brand AC unit the other Carrier unit.

Tenants pay their own, but I'd be responsible for some outside lights and the laundry room$630 = Insurance (just a guess based on purchase price/1000*3.5 - forget where I found that calc)Total Expenses = $13,704

I'm sure it's not too hard, but could someone shed some light on this?

My knowledge level is light years ahead of where I was at the start of my project and my BS detector in dealing with contractors is extremely accurate.As a business owner I understand your reluctance in letting go of your existing company.

A reglazing of the tub with white acrylic will make the rust spots disappear and look brand new.

The only way it may come to light is if I have to go to court for an eviction & if asked by a judge my standing.

We get bags of concrete, cement, sand, etc for $1 (any size or brand) if it has a hole in the bag.

Fill out your profile, if you're brand new tell us, if you have 15 years of Commercial risk analysis please say so, we all have to assume knowledge if it's not stated, says a ton of posts.3.

My broker approves this so that´s a green light for me.I would say that if you have a purchase and sale agreement signed you are acting as a seller, then, "your house, your rules"....

We have plans to build the brand and possibly open a few more locations in the next few years.My real estate background starts with my Dad.