It's cut and dry.

This way you do not get sauce rings in the dough where one bite is dry with no sauce and one bite has too much.

A couple of points:Style: I've found tenants don't like to read a lot of text (it took me awhile to figure out how many bedrooms it had), so keep it to bullet points, for example:2 bedrooms2 full bathroomsWasher/drying in laundry roometc.King County Occupancy: Fair Housing in CA has a 2 per room + 1 rule.

The place is finally drying.  

However, you would be losing money between now and then and there's a good chance you would lose additional money me with a vacancy or if the current tenant turns bad and leaves you high and dry on rent, damages the unit, Etc.I wouldn't take the existing deal.

It gets very dry during the off season but I've heard people making bank along the lake erie coast.

Long story short, we've had a company come out to dry things out and treat mold found in there, and are having a restoration company come remove damaged material (gyp tested positive for asbestos, great).

Hey Joel,I am a trans funder but for me the 1 day deals have just dried up and I can't stomach the longer "transactional funding" which is not really TF, but a short term HML.

I'm worried this property drying up my savings, although I am a penny pincher and can use my own labor and creativity to rehab this place (restoring with salvage materials or remodeling with used stuff).

So its nice to have that relationship so you can do work outs... larger less personal lenders will be pretty cut and dry