The only draw back to a top producing agent that some people will not contend with is they price properties so they sell fast.

The only draw back is that it requires discipline.

The big drawback is the lender will only lend for 15 years.I would like to purchase both properties under the following terms:80% of value ($85,600) 5.5%i, 15 yrs = $699.4220% of value ($21,400) 6.0%i, 15yrs = $180.59Minor fix-up Cash: $3kClosing costs, attorney fees, lending fees (should I be including these transactional costs?

Any drawbacks?

The biggest drawback, however is liquidity.

Also, this weekend we drove around and checked out about 20 foreclosed properties, and we've found a few that we believe to be profitable (however there are drawbacks).

The drawbacks are that the alarm isn't super loud, and if the power goes out in the house for some reason, the alarm will be tripped.

Being about the same age as your tenants (if college students) will have advantages as well as some draw backs.

There are plenty of threads on here arguing the benefits and drawbacks of that specific bill, and I don't want this to turn into another one.

The only drawback is the lack of low light quality.