It really is a nice little pad as I've come to like it myself with a lot of potential if someone wants to add on even more to landscaping and layout.

Hi Hari, What did you decide - I'm in a similar situation. 

The best trips for commuters start late the first day and end early the last day, precluding the need for a crash pad: as a result more senior crew will "bid" and be awarded these trips, leaving newer crew line holders and reservists to the early starts and late finish times.

Quote from @Hari Mann: Congrats on this sick deal!

My name is Hari and I am a new agent with Fairfax Realty.

@Hari Mann   @Eddy Dumire   I got licensed recently and I am taking some time to set a foundation for generating business, before I go out there and start flailing around like I see some new licensees doing.  

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.

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.

I don't need to view HAR, I can see it with my properties. 

If you're still looking @Haris Bajric, I may have some contacts that can help.