Look for a drip pan under it (like a cookie sheet ) If the pan is full empty it, if it's missing pick up a cookie sheet from the dollar store to use as a drip pan.

@Andri Grullon - you can store the funds drawn from the LOC in a high yield savings acct to cut your interest expenses by ~ 50%.

In the past on big roof jobs I've usually gotten a handful of quotes (commercial flat roofs), and the more the merrier since they are free estimates.I have also asked for pictures and/or videos for major items, especially basement leaks, roof leaks, misc. damage, etc.

They brought it out to my truck.I was shocked that people were going in and out of the store.

Consequently I've had no issues with any of these items 3.)

I think you will want to prepare a line item budget showing exactly what was done and the costs involved. 

P&L statement and determine which line items are likely to stay similar (utilities) and which ones may change because you would run this property differently (e.g.: payroll, taxes, insurance, maintenance).For rents, you need to determine if there is a difference between current rents and market rents.

Thanks, I mainly wanted it to be used to store leads and to be able to follow up with them over time in an organized fashion.

You'll still probably need to clean it, double check all the items work and the like. 

Some applicants will try to negotiate other items into the lease.Last Minute Movers:  My personal screening quote I always follow is "drama in, drama out".