This is in contrast to the more common ham-handed approach of just tacking $100k onto the list price.

Then there's the discussion about entity comparison and contrast to see if you are in the right type of entity.

If you want to leave that debt outstanding, by contrast, may as well do it with a fixed rate cash out refinance.2.

If you’d like to learn more, I wrote a blog post on BP a while back comparing and contrasting the different strategies here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/09/15/wholesaler­fix­n-flipper­buy­n­hold­investor/

I like the dark one for greater contrast with the counter.

Think only in terms of LTV.Restructure from 80% LTV to 85% LTV with upfront paid PMI.Compare/contrast...80% LTV on purchase price of $147,900 was going to be a loan of $118,320, with $29,580 down.

That said, we are just coming out of a period (almost a decade) of the most relaxed mortgage lending in our history, so those historic rates will probable slip a little.None-the-less, at its rather discounted price, Home Capital Group, is likely a lower risk investment in contrast to sub-prime lenders in the U.S.A.  

By contrast if there are other homes with this feature, and they tend to sell for more, great!

Should I stain the piece of wood to some contrasting color?

LA may be heading into some serious trouble.Median LA housing price    = $685,000 (zillow avg. of median home value & median listing price)Income required to qualify = $125,000 (0% down, 4.5% mortgage)Income required to qualify = $118,000 (5% down, 4.5% mortgage)Median LA household income = $54,000 (argue accuracy of data with census bureau)How much home can a household buy with $54,000 = $260,000 Primary factor driving LA prices = Speculation (may also argue demand)All real estate markets move through real estate market cycles, so how would you compare and contrast a peak in the market cycle with a "bubble"?