Yes that bottom line shows that's what you paid

If you are comfortable doing this yourself and it is legal in your municipality, look up pest control products on:http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/Suspend SC is a good one and has a long residual of several months, which means it keeps working for months.Pest control companies use this product for general pest control and they typically spray along the entire outside walls (bottom part) of the house and all of the baseboards inside the house. 

I'm learning catchy title get read the rest sink to the bottom. 

I called a broker I know and he sold them all in one day for substantially less than the million plus we would have gotten in 05.My broker keeps saying he feels bad we sold at the bottom of the market crash but I remind him I haven't had to talk to my former partner for 2 years and I still had to pay plenty of capital gains tax since you make your money when you buy, not when you sell.Hang in there your multimillion dollar business in't that far away.

We know we will have to remove at least the bottom half of all the walls in the downstairs.

As a part of due diligence on my first investment property under contract in Indianapolis,  inspection report recently came out and it didn't come good as expected and probably typical for 100 year old home.Major issues: Termite issue (live) , foundation issue, electric system not updated (no GFCI outlets anywhere like kitchen bathroom garage outside), brick chimney pulling away and deteriorated brick at bottom .

I mean there are alot of fancy ways to finance and crazy marketing and creative methods but the bottom line and the safest way is to do what you are doing.

Please contact me if I can be of any help to you.By the way my email is incorrect on the bottom of the post not sure why I changed it on the [email protected]

Bottom line is you can preach 10-12 year holds all you want and your NA investors will nod their heads and swear they're in it for the long term but in five years in they're all going to be wanting their money back.I'm talking to investors from Asia whose investment horizon is fifty years or more and that changes what you're willing to pay significantly.

I think it just adds to the bottom line cost of building and thus ultimately passed through to buyers.