My advice is get your feet to the fire.I agree , if numbers make sense now, then chances are it may get better in future if I can re-finance it . but I am looking at almost half of CoC that people say to expect.on my first property I am getting around 7.8 % CoC and on this If I get numbers right , it is 4.9This is what is confusing to me whether I should go for it or drop it , Considering CoC.Other than Location is good, Property is good  

Also, on about half of my books and tools, I can't download them.

@Susan Thelen it’s likely easiest you do this in excel so you can easily modify variables and test the NPV sensitivity.

You already get half of the 2 months fee.

Needs some paint and a half bath update / Reno.

Im all for creativity to get deals, but this ..this was vile.Jason spent less than an hour at the end of the class half-@ssedly rushing through his biggest selling point.. a negotiating strategy he calls the 'seller waltz', which turned out to be nothing more than rushing through the list of creative real estate structures should the seller not accept your cash offer… “Oh, you don’t like my cash offer.. what abouuut this?!

Besides, i wont be using the Heloc for the entire down payment, probably less than half of the downpayment..

Literally half of the population will be unemployed.

A 100 bed facility that is half full for most of the year is a telling sign, but how do you even figure out that rate??

I had discussions with a co-worker all bent out of shape that his landlord who had a duplex, takes the gas bills, and divides it by half, and have him pay his share.