So if you eliminate all of those properties that have old roofs, mold, settlement issues, outstanding code violations, and more of the why step in that - I'll call those "bad deals," you can get on with analyzing deals that are worth your time and possibly worth doing.  

The other financed properties reserves amount must be determinedby applying a specific percentage to the aggregate of the outstanding unpaid principal balance (UPB) for mortgagesand HELOCs on these other financed properties.

You were a 5% owner if you owned (or are considered to have owned) more than 5% of your employer's outstanding stock, outstanding voting stock, or capital or profits interest.If you file a joint return, don’t count your spouse's personal services to determine whether you met the preceding requirements.

Is the tax and penalty that will be due based on the ORIGINAL amount of the loan, or only the OUTSTANDING balance of the loan at the time I leave?

Outstanding loan as of today: around 168,000, and they are taking an additional depreciation every year.


So let's use 4 units rented cap rate of 6.36%.ROI 23.37% because there is zero money downAnnual Cash flow -9347 (-779 mo)If you were to hold it for 5 years and sell it you would make 21,380.Year 5 appreciation 690,000Year 5 Intrest paid 87,346 ; principal 68,225, outstanding balance 546,775. 

I've managed to find a couple of REALLY good deal but was not able to get funding quick if at all due to a lack of cash reserve (my own money) and the lack of experience, therefore, I've missed out on a couple of outstanding opportunities.Can anyone offer some advice or insight on such a situation?

I get some smaller businesses, but large companies (like cheesecake factory) are taking advantage of free money and not paying rent.By all means work with some individuals who can pay most of their rent and a plan to pay outstanding rent, but I'd ask for proof that they lost their jobs.

With your salary (and assuming no other outstanding debt) you'll want to keep our mortgage payment to ~$1400.

How do I go about paying back the outstanding loan?