Of course there are a hundred other factors in there, like deductibles effecting payment, etc.

(effectively $215k financed at 3.27%)$450k -- $0 down and the balance paid as 360 monthly payments of $1250  (effectively $250k financed at 4.39%)Now, I know I'm hoping for a unicorn here, but my question is more around whether or not this is the type of adjustments you would make to your deal to accommodate a seller's wants or needs.Anyways, thanks for reading and offering your feedback!

Screening will be your most important skill.You can market your property most effectively on affordablehousing.com (formerly gosection8.com)

Those that want to work for the best don’t mind paying for it and they will be your advocates!

Unless the rent growth exceeds the inflation rate, you will not have the necessary additional dollars to continue buying the same goods and services you did in the past due to the effects of inflation.

A few months ago I wouldn’t get a reply Could you provide an example of a concise email that's effective. 

We are hereby cancelling your existing month-to-month tenancy effective September 31, 2015.

The property has been operating as a Duplex for decades, well before the city zoning plan came into effect in the 80s. 

Sitting on the rental market too long can have the same effect as a house sitting in the MLS too long- people could assume something’s wrong with it because it has been on the market for so long.Good luck to you!

That is, the income is technically taxable, but it's exactly offset by the deductible expense, so the net effect is zero.There are a couple ways you could account for it--in both cases, you'll record your payment to the municipality as an expense.1.