Someone explained to me that it can seem as if the seller is paying but the seller really slides in the cost into the closing costs, I am new to this and this would be my first deal so I'm just trying to gather as much info as I can. :) I may just allow the agent I've been seeing houses with to assist me in this first purchase since we have been building a relationship.

In the table the subsequent years make sense but I would assume the first year would say $15,600.  

My primary question is, did anyone purchase something big early as their first ever RE investment (or very soon after the first) such as an apartment building, a multi-family package deal, SFH package (or quick subsequent purchases) with a total combined PP of $750k+?

The basement is nice and dry and has a coollittle spot for a car complete with a sliding exterior door.

Unfortunately, there is plenty of repair work to be done and I had lined up several contractors over the course of the subsequent weeks. 

Added very pricey (super nice) sliding door and deck, which I could have save 15k had I known I was going to rent it out.Does make it more desirable to tenants or future buyers, I suppose Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I also like that it’s automated so once you and the tenant set it up initially, you don’t have to do anything each subsequent month.

So long as you can support the payroll data with documentation and you certify honesty; and subsequently use the funds to continue paying your employees, the same amount you are listing on the application, then your loans will be forgiven.

I am attempting to locate, purchase, and subsequently occupy a single-family home here in Enterprise, AL.

Turns out, the lock on the sliding door in the back wasn't working.