Perhaps he was mistaken (and me), it's entirely possible as I'm not an expert regarding this -- which is also why I'm really thankful for your reply & will try to inform myself regarding this.Edit: The actual revenu is 92-93k, the revenu I used in the calculator was considering ~5% or so vacancy/non payment.

The return numbers are good enough that if the risk had been minimized I could work on raising the remaining down payment to get to 25-30% down. 

because the house is in your name and your rights to do what you want when you sign for the price agreed, but closing hasn't happened yet, or is closing just the payment... but if that's the case then how do you close without the buyer being there at the same time if he has the money...  

I think what you are looking for is someone trained in the ways of real estate investing - an agent that will:Introduce you to FSBO's - Expired Listings and other real estate opportunitiesWill be your fiduciary representativeWill make offers for you on suitable real estateWho understands creative financing; delayed settlement, seller assisted financing, assignment, wholesaling, REO, tenant selection, soft money mortgages, tax salesWho will be responsive to your financial goals and a person of integrity and trustHelp with direct mail and street marketing to locate transactionsHousing and rent court marketingAbsolute aware of financial and contract clauses as well as contract engineeringCan assist in - delayed settlement - automatic extension, performance mortgages, subordination, principal mortgages, options and joint venturesAware of bidding on REO, forclosures, tax sales and public auctionsUp to speed on commercial real estate, lots and land as well as businesses with real estateHow should you treat this wonderful person (if you can find one) -They should have a commitment from in the form of a Fiduciary Buyers Brokers AgreementYour agreement to pay them a commission on any non-listed deals they bring youA bonus agreement for great deals that you closeA gas budget - or a cash payment for gas Kind words and respectTo be sincere and active with the agentRespect from youFirst class training on how to represent youSometimes an equity interest in the great deals the agent has initiatedListings when you are ready to sellYour cooperation - all your financials, tax returns and other information that will help your agent close dealsA few free lunches ----Good luck --- Charles

If we put together a deal for a seller and buyer, that is through my brokerage even if it's off-market as I can't get a commission or payment if it does not go through the brokerage.

Are there any legal/financial ramifications if I collect rent through my personal Venmo account, then transfer to my business account for my rental property?

im sorry if this is the wrong place to post this im me to alI of this but i currently found a multiplex that i could buy and rent out its a 4 unit house with 2 houses on the lot that could be rented out but they want $300,000 it all looks good just minor fixes and i had a friend that came to me and asked if i would be interested in him giving me some money to help out with the down payment but i dont know how that would work out so my questions are1. how would i pay him back if he invested money into a place i own?

Taxes 7%Insurance 9%Xtra Flood Insurance 9%Vacancies 5%PM 10%CapEX 5%Repairs Tenant Damage 5%From total purchase price:Down Payment is set at 25%Closing cost is set at 1%Rehab Budget 1%Are my percentages on the conservative side?  

Initial Escrow Payment at ClosingHomeowner's Insurance $30.00 per month for 3 mo. $90Mortgage Insurance per month for mo.Property Taxes $160.14 per month for 5 mo. $801H.

With the home being "underwater" in both respects, why would a homeowner want to make their mortgage payment if they can't get their insurer to cover the repairs.