However the housing price in the area where I am living in is relatively high.

So, I finally gave in. I

We have a few leads on properties (a neighbor of mine as well as a family member of mine) but want to make sure we get everything together before we jump right in. I

What was the unit located in ? Is

I think the LHV is a great area to invest in. I

Im sorry @redgy saint-germain even though i live in new bedford the property im investing in is not in new bedford so yes the price points may seem a lil high  I don't know if it's my fault and I said that I am investing in New Bedford or if maybe you've assumed that because I live in New Bedford that's where I'm investing in either way my apologies because that's not the case of course I would most certainly do my due diligence before investing in a property And the last thing I wanna do is waste anyone's time Especially someone who's loaning us money or even my realtor who works hard for hers i guess all in all what i was asking for was when i had put this post up was help finding a good lender which since then we have found one so thank you  I guess I just didn't really express myself correctly so my apologies

For electric, usually tenants pay for it, sometimes I noticed tenants get their own window units when they think the electric is out of line.To give you my own experience, the home I live in, I once had a 15,000 BTU unit, 110 volts in the living room.

Now if you can’t do 30 year and go with this financing, but can bump rent to say 850 when they leave in August or you don’t renew or just bump their rent to that, combined with the fact that you’d be getting it under market value by a fair amount, I’d probably do this deal.This ofcourse is assuming the area it’s in is good.

I have a question about the format that the forms are available in.  I

I learned the lesson that WHO you invest in is far more important than WHAT you invest in.