@Irina Belkofer    @Mindy Jensen Thank you all for your input on this.

Originally posted by @Mindy Jensen:@Jay Hinrichs, you replied while I was typing my response.

Although it really depends on how much your time and peace of mind is worth.

Sometimes in a NNN lease, the Tenant is responsible for the "fit out" but after completion receives some type of credit from the landlord.Then there are NN leases where the Tenant takes it ALL on.If it's a GROSS lease, often times the Landlord takes on that expense.The one thing to keep in mind is how appealing your space will be to a Tenant who has to take on the expense of doing everything. 

@Mindy JensenundefinedLast year there was a group of boilermakers staying in the house. 

Buy the home warranty for the peace of mind (if the peace of mind is needed) and as you get more comfortable, you can change the way you insure the protection of your investments - "fully insured" (e.g. home warranties) or "self insured" (e.g. pay for situations out of your capital reserves as they arise).

Let's say I have a rental property in mind. I

When I think about long-term appreciation and living in a desirable area, central Florida does not cross my mind. I

Keeping that in mind, I might just increase my offer because the rest of the house is in really great shape.

The new era of international trade; The new era of a super-productive online world; The new era of RE where prices cannot go down; The human mind is a funny thing!