The city will review both version and both will be informed of all new laws and process.

I'll give you the quick version: The house is owned by a nice old guy who seems motivated to get rid of the property, because he does not have the ambition to try and fix it up.I went to look at it, and man alive the place is in such bad shape that it needs to be condemned.

Are they truly NNN where you pass ALL expenses to the tenants (including exterior maintenance) or some modified version: N, NN, or other?

Also, if you do use it, which version do you recommend?

Hi BP family,Hope you are all well I just received via mail the awesome book by Brad Turner on "Rental Property Investing" and have listened to the audio version.

I just wasn't sure if the (potential) lack of insulation is fixable, deal breaker, or just something people live with in old houses.My property is in New Hampshire, but I'm happy to say they've got their own version of the program.  

They might have a version for investors, but I'm not sure.

Ryan, I have a great wholesale contact to share with you that Pace Morby paid $3,200 for, I have had great success with it let me know if you want a free version of it.

Most investors opt for the skeleton versions that truly miss the mark and lead to convoluted amended and restated agreements that cost far more to correct than simply paying for the agreements to be drafted by a professional at the start. 

We want to live out a version of that freedom everyday and bring our children up in it.