Find a loan with a lower APR, and you will probably end up with a more reasonable closing cost amount.

The appraisal should give me a more accurate value.

A more likely case is that you'll have some vacancy, even if only a couple of weeks between tenants and you'll have some amount of maintenance or other expenses beyond taxes and insurance.

I'll do as suggested, keep an eye on the prop and see if the price comes down to a more favorable price.

Somehow they think that giving me a longer commitment and, perhaps, a more difficult time terminating their tenancy makes them more appealing as a tenant.

As wealth and influence of the civilized world spreads, more and more of this planet will fall into a more peaceful existence.

Good day,Can you please send us a more detailed listing.We would need the following:- Gross revenue- Expenses- All major repairs recently done- Occupancy rate- Detailed list of how long each tenant has been residing in there unit and all known rental increases.

Insurance is just a tool used to spread the expense of an unexpected event over the course of time in a more predictable form (e.g. monthly payments rather than lump sum payments for a particular incident).Personally, I would use uninsured people for certain tasks.

A more interesting area like that (sorry, Denver) is the Pearl Street mall up in Boulder.There are a number of bars and restaurants on Colfax (which is essentially 15th) and 17th Avenue east of Downtown, west of Colorado Blvd.Cherry Creek Shopping area is interesting, too.

Furnance will be a more of a toss up with the liner, depends on the age.