Some companies offer prepaid leases, where you pay all 20yrs payments up front (for a generous discount). 

I'm guessing his reference to a commercial bank was simply a choice of wording for conventional lender.I agree with your position on using variable rate financing - particularly now where lender have build a generous hedge into their fixed rate products.  

Using the most generous investor, you are going to receive 60% in a market like Alabama.

All tenants are month to month, so raising the rents is a bit easier and then lock in 1 year leases.There are some bonus opportunities i.e. spreading water bills to tenants as well as airbnb opportunities in 2 of the units as it is on the water, but we are not factoring that in right now.My questions:We have the seller financing option, and the ability to do private for the 30% down second at 8-10% and 2 points.

We owned a 2 bed 1 bath that we purchased in 2006 and shortly after buying it we learned from the city records that the 200 SF bonus room was not a legal addition and the walls were basically poorly mortared cinder block on a concrete floor that was covered up with drywall to make it appear like a finished space.

BAH get's more generous with rank, meaning that you can actually set your homes up to fit only certain ranked individuals.

Originally posted by @Elvis Vasquez:If you want me to walk you through the process of examining titles and the checklist I've built up over time we can skype/discord.I'll review Idaho's tax-deed laws this weekend - in the mean time post your questions on Avvo as well (you'll have to do one question per post however but you can't beat free lawyer advice).Weird your state issues QCDs... and not a Tax-deed.Wow, that's an incredibly generous offer! 

The world of credit card sign up bonuses is extremely broad and deep (too deep to go into detail in this post) but you should be able to hit multiple minimum spend requirements (MSRs) and receive significant bonus value. 

That $4100 rebate I would have made as a commission was a nice bonus.

@John Warren There's a never ending debate on how much an LLC really protects you, as compared to merely buying a generous liability insurance.