If I had funds already in place, I'd be inclined to make some pro-active replacements ahead of their failure, rather than having the replacements nickel-and-dime me to death.Thoughts?

I'm paying more than triple that but then, he has 50 staff, is leap and bounds ahead of where I am and you don't get a free handout from anyone at that level (I wouldn't expect one anyway!) 

if you guys need any more info ask away. thanks for your responses ahead of time.

Their site was revamped in the past 6 months and is way ahead of its competitors in look and feel.

Since you're 12k ahead on your loan from where it is assumed to be, if you want your payoff date to be the same timeframe, you have a lower payment.

My guess is that you may have an unhappy road ahead of you right now and for the next while.

All agents in Ohio have a legal duty to put the interest of their clients ahead of their own, and to be fair and honest.

There was no way to know that ahead of time, and I get that to build the walls lower in the back isn't really feasible.

Go ahead and work on getting a tenant now, that way the leases will be spread apart as you get each unit completed.We still have tenants renting and moving in December. 

Yes, my personal loan rate may be a higher percentage but if you look at all the figures I still come out ahead: short term payoff in 5 years vs 30 years, no closing costs, no hassles if I want to borrow against the property for more money (my unsecured loan is not attached to the property).