Your strategy has a lot of holes in it, you're basically leveraged 80% on illiquid assets that are coming down as rates are going up, and hoping you can see it through it with nobody asking for money basically?

Before you go down the rabbit hole of doing more research, though, since you're prone to analysis paralysis I'd work on defining your cash flow expectations and your interest in and ability to be hands on and let that guide you on your next steps.

Everyone's journey is different and that is what makes the investment world so great.Welcome to the hole you got sucked into.

In these cases, it is important for the exposed nails to be sealed with an appropriate sealant to prevent water from penetrating through the nail holes.

Get bids based on an open hole .

Ours may be a little lower as it is the oldest.Concerns- some of the units get water in them due to poor drainage- $0 for repairs the last few years makes me wonder what has been ignored and isn't realistic going forward- Facility C just got to 85%  I've heard they are going to put up a fence but 85% is also normally where an owner will build more units- We just received notice that all of the commercial property in our county is going to be reassessed- A similar property about 10 miles away just sold at a 13 cap.  

We have an excellent relationship with the owners and they have told us we are welcome to stay with only nominal increases for the next 5 years or more.I know the market is dipping hard right now, and I am not in a big hurry to simply buy anything just because I have money burning a hole in my pocket.  

They would only dig one hole in the yard for the meter.

Drilling a hole into the pipes then simply inserting their thermo probe.

What I mean when I say “pieced” is that the multiple holes the electricians cut for wiring (and they are a lot) get patched, old varnished window and door casing gets sanded down and painted white, interior doors are slabs we cut down rather than pre-hung ( and in some instances the slabs we hang expand and don’t close and require trimming after time, hinges dont always hold, ect.