in what I just laid out, you'd make monthly payments to the seller just like you would to a bank for 5 years, and then the remaining principal balance of the loan would be due, at which time presumably you would refinance the house into a commercial mortgage and use the proceeds to pay off the seller. 

We’re more than just a property management company—we’re your trusted real estate partners.I’m originally from Chicago and a big Chicago sports fan (even though the last few years have been rough for us).

I immediately got home and created a laminated note about the unique local bakery, which bakes the best croissant I have ever tasted, including the croissant I had in Paris, just around the corner of the Airbnb listing.

If you're serious about this, it's probably time to reach out to an attorney for more nuanced advice.Thanks for the reply Dominic.

The idea is to not "wake sleeping dogs" and while at the same time not having issue on my next purchase. 

Hi everyone,I've been interested in investing in Canadian real estate for some time, but the price-to-rental income ratio never quite made sense to me.

There are always several good growth markets at any given time.

Despite facing setbacks, including a year-long renovation process, I tackled the repairs, improved the interiors, and addressed all concerns.

Quote from @Blake McWilliams: Using and running a CRM is what you need to help the business you have in real estate grow.

In my firm, you would probably pay around $3,500 for this tax preparation, including Form 3115.