After negotiating with the firm's owner, I was able to get a free refi that would occur immediately at or below the rate I was previously promised.

When Major Disasters occur it creates fear and fear will cause folks to move this can be good or bad for your investments.I use http://www.fema.gov as an aid site to determine areas to avoid for my future investments.Let me give you an example:State of Missouri research has showed me by looking at Fema's map service in regards to tornado's for example that I may want to exercise caution in the western and northern areas of Missouri.

I did not mean that $100 would get them 5 properties and of course over time cap expenses occur requiring cash reserves.I started in the business that way.

And what she was actually saying was stop the killing.Even futher interesting is that this lady, at the time I was listening to the show, was in jail for this occurance.

Does not include buildings where heavy manufacturing or specialized industrial operations such as welding occur

A quick recap of some of the highlights (from my perspective):LLC will only provide liability protection against a lawsuit if ALL of the following occur: 1.

I know how to get 100% financing, and even how to roll the closing costs into the loan, but my question is after closing.What happens if a major problem occurs in the rental property, bad roof, flooded basement, or some other major cost disaster?

That is the fee that would be charged for any updates or repairs that need to occur for the entire complex.

Me and about three to four of my friends are thinking about renting a house just over the three months of summer in 07, I've been doing some searches and what occured to me was that most of the lease terms of the houses are either six months or a year long (Of the rentals).Suppose we moved into a house with six month lease terms and got out after living there for three months.

If you are lucky, you may even have a little more, because the 50% expense number averages in excessive damage done by tenants, lawsuits, evictions, etc, which may not happen right away (although they can have a BIG impact when they do occur).The bottom line is that you'll survive this mistake, you just need to learn to do it right in the future.