He is doing additional training with the Launch Pad as well.

Always pad a percentage of your budget for overages.

@Shelly Glennon  It is not unusual for large corporate tenants to have agents do their lease renewals and get pad a commission for it.

I stayed at my friends crash pad a couple weeks ago which I thought was really nice but I’ve heard some of them are dumps.

For, example some PM will add (and pad) a booking charge that goes on top of their management fee.5.

It's mostly a crash pad as these workers and doing 12 hour shifts

Also the majority of the owners we negotiate with are not professional real estate investors, so they often prefer discussing sales price in terms of "price per pad", as opposed to cap rates and GOI/NOI.

You pay a local licensed contractor wIth a good reputatIon to accompany you for a second look .have him look over all the structure and systems etc.. have him do quick quotes on issues he sees on a legal pad as he’s walking through each room have him check the wiring the roof the furnace the plumbing .

Has a list of people waiting to rent there and is getting $675 per unit. 2 years ago one of the tenants left the gas stove on with food cooking and it burned down the 3rd unit, due to insurance reasons he had to remove the building pad as well after demo.

In terms of functionality, we want video, audio and fob entry and possibly a key pad as well for delivery men, etc.