Or is there any other economic driver that I am not aware of, which explains this decline such as major employers moving out of the state or something?

My understanding for him to get his compensation is via1) Certain persentage of rent collected (I won't disclose how much percentage)2) Half of the 1st rent when rented.If there is no economic benefit as a result of him doing this repair job, there is no reasons to be upset but it seems that he is actually taking some compensation from this repair so that's why he was upset when I started to shop around.Now, he is saying that if I choose another vendor, I need to change the property management company (Which I have many choices so there is no problem).

This will be my largest building and I could really use any input not just on paperwork, but what are some deal killers/red flags for you.

I don't have any quams about the "morality" of the actions because the entire rules system in this case is a fabrication to transfer economic advantage from one place to another in an attemtp to make life "fair".

We've owned ours five years now and the expenses (not including debt service, but including both actual and economic vacancy) quite a bit higher than what you quote.

Also Facebook is the largest social network, more than Twitter, Google+, Digg, and so on.

Fannie/Freddie are considered investors, they are certainly the largest in the secondary market but they are no the only ones at all.

The largest thing I ever collected on was vehicle.

Heard Dallas and Austin are great cities to invest in and Texas is outpacing all other states in terms economic growth and stability.

The rug was one of the largest rugs ordered at that time and his portion was $2,500.