There are several sticky threads right at the beginning of that forum.

I would STRONGLY suggest that you read one of the sticky threads about the 50% Rule (top of the landlording and general forums).

cap rate = net operating income/purchase priceThe "sticky" on the top of this forum is the worksheet you are probably referring to.

I was in an apartment a few days ago to fix a sticky back door and found this tenant's carbon monoxide detector laying on the floor.

This has some rough language, but should be a sticky in this room...lolhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?

Rent: $2275Expenses: $1137 (read sticky threads in Rental Property forum)NOI: $1137Payment: $1055 ($176K, 6%, 30 years)Cash flow: $82/month, $987/yearCash on cash return 2.2%

It might get sticky as the bank may say they want the whole loan paid off after notice of demand, but your position is (and that of the owner) is to reduce his liability and possible deficiency amounts and the bank will have to show that they will be in a position with that one unit, that's a hard thing to prove!

This has been discussed at length in the sticky threads in the Rental Property forum.

., you need the income from the property to qualify) gets sticky.

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