Simply put: The investment bank thinks the housing market frenzy set off during the pandemic has a lot more room to run.

A broker acquaintance who is looking for a new carrier for us said sometimes they do this on a property that they are undermarket for rather than simply raise the premiums.

So they simply amended the end date on the lease and initialed( both parties)to make the end date end in a month.

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People are paying well over asking routinely and have lost sight of whether it is a good investment because many are simply buying to as a 2nd home to escape to on the  weekends.

Or go with my gut and simply cover it with fresh vinyl wood planking.

Simply put he was an investor as well so I figured he'd know more of what I'm looking for and need. 

In response to low balling, simply the answer is no.

I like the option of being able to simply pay back at a slightly higher interest rate. 

If things don't work out you simply terminate your leasehold interests, but if things do work well and you enjoy working with the current owner you put yourself in an ideal position to put very favorable seller-financing in place down the road since you are the one that has been managing the building, removing his tenant headaches, and already sending him a check each month.