Right next to the airport, the tenant pool will be a surplus, the market has been strong over the years, nice lots, Fulton County taxes, Porsche's headquarters, prices aren't exorbitant, quieter than most areas, lots of eateries, close to every major highway, but still doesn't see a lot of traffic, and still inside of the perimeter.

I'm not too too concerned about it - even if we have vacancies, we have about 6 months of expense, the other two tenants' rent can cover the debt service with some surplus.

Currently this area has a surplus of buyers and a shortage of inventory.

Inventory is VERY LOW and properties are selling at a surplus.

These are known as surplus lines insurance companies and can provide coverage for properties that are difficult to insure.Joint Insurance Association: You may also consider joining a joint insurance association.

What is the point of leveraging if you have a surplus of cash and the market is as expensive as we are experiencing today?

Hey there,I'm trying to get into real estate investing and have purchased some undeveloped surplus land from the county in Raymond, WA. 

Lets say you have a standard 30yr Fixed Mortgage with a rate of 3% and a balance of $100,000.
Now lets say you have an extra $100/month that you could use to pay down the principal OR you could put it in a saving acc...

You should be looking to refinance into a conventional 30-year fixed rate mortgage.Get the money from the bankPay off your original lenderPocket the surplus, if there is anyStart paying your new lender for the conventional mortgageWith simple numbers:House in need of rehab for $97,500Needs $50,000 rehab$2500 in closing costsGet a loan from a hard money lender for $150,000Rehab the houseAsk for refinance.

So my question is- how do you determine if new developments will bring more demand or just end in a surplus of supply?