., including utilities with my initial use of 900 SF.When I meet with him, again, I am asking how he arrived at $90K and is that before or after the lease payments are credited.  

Those are hard if not impossible to predict, so that is one figure in the math I am curious what other investors come up with and how they arrive there.

Once, I went to the property my tenant told me that plumber was irate right from the time he arrived and was telling him how everything was not done correct.

Can we deed it before we arrive at the price?

I've looked around but nobody gives there personal experience and issues that have arrived

If your PR has no interim powers to complete the contract now, you'd have the potential exposure of threat from a PR who does not complete the transaction for one reason or another or a competing petition for probate by another family member or beneficiary of a competing will.You, like many who post on BP, want a black and white answer when the facts and circumstances suggest you wait.

My opinion is if you're bothering to get insurance then better make it cover as many eventualities as possible rather than assuming a single outcome will arrive.

I will be arriving at Indy on December 15th and I will be there only for 3 nights.

Once you arrive at the NOI, and you’ve established your desired CAP Rate (the rate of return at which you are willing to deploy capital), then you can put a value to the property by inverting the formula.Value = NOI / CAP RateThus, if the property is generating $10,000 of NOI annually, then at a 10 CAP you should not pay more than $100,000.

There may come an issue when no petition for probate was filed.