Primo - you're welcome to the top bunk...lolI have looked into this quite extensively in the past and what you find is the easiest thing to do now a days is actually to "go green".You can buy prefabbed modular homes (made from a variety of materials from wood to old shipping containers).

Agreed...falling out of escrow happens for things like not being able to get a loan, home inspection revealing significant necessary repairs, etc.

Once you reveal that information, in my opinion, the person you are dealing with may feel you have an UNFAIR advantage in the transaction.

Travis -Forums like this one are a great thing - they allow you to post a question and obtain a variety of different answers from a variety of different viewpoints.

Section 8 will immediately cancel all contracts with you and you may be in legal trouble on any variety of charges relating to scamming this poor woman and her 7 children who lives on public assistance.

One of them got frustrated because I told him I did not feel comfortable revealing the address.

I'd check with the local Planning & Zoning Commission, as well as the Board of Zoning Adjustments.The restriction can be specified in a variety of ways.

Rental Income is $875-$925 per side/per month (we listed the low end) Gross rents $1750 Taxes $222 Insurance $82 Management $140 (Original placement fees paid for, no other charges) Repairs $0 (It is new with builder warranty) Utilities $0 (Tenants pay all as wriiten in contract) Maintenance $0 (Tenants pay all as written in contract) Vacancy $0 (we have a variety of new tenants to choose from) Vacancy $105 (Lets put 6% in there anyways to satisfy you) Administration Costs $0 (Management handles everything for their 8% monthly fee) Total Expenses $549 (should be $540 assuming the 6% vacancy reduce management fees, which is why I take vacancy out first as it Does affect the OE) NOI = $1210 Debt Service = $906 Cash Flow with vacancy assumption = $304 ($152 per door)I think that speaks volumes about how you calculate cash flow.

However, he revealed his is among a group that includes academics, economists, transportation officials, and architects currently writing a book entitled "Lower Manhattan 2020."

One last thought, plan on hiring (at a minimum) one full time, well qualified "lead" person, and (for a variety of reasons) one part-to-full time (and much lesser qualified) "helper".