Another vote for Minut (which supposedly detects pot smoking on top of cigarette smoking as well).

Depends on the amount you would get on the seller financing if your just selling it for the same amount and are going to walk away with the same net, I wouldnt entertain it at all, but if you are going to make a decent profit, Id say its worth looking into.

It's paid off in full Dec 2026 where I'd make approx $6000/month net.

One tenant had a lease that has since expired but that lease wasn't triple net and the other tenant never had a lease because it is the family business but the lease is triple net.

I offer a traditional coffee pot for guests who drink a lot of coffee, a single cup pour over cone, a Chemex and even a Bialetti at my properties.

If they fail to deliver, I'll out them like that Lame fella.Having my hands in so many pots, I am getting reminded almost every quarter hour about things getting bad.

The rates, repairs, brand of the new coffee pot, you name it.

But if they’re slamming heavy pots down, scrubbing with corrosive cleaners, or overheating it to the point of warping, that’s tenant damage—plain and simple.The lease is the first line of defense.

A 401K isn't producing any monthly cashflow, yet we dutifully dump $1,000 a month in it for 30 years, hoping there is a pot at the end of the rainbow. 

Now take your business I mean many folks that think your going to flip a 2 mil plus house and make 500k net is WAAAAY to much money for the effort your putting out..