Now they have had some costs with BK filings and other things but it pales in comparison to their savings of paying no mortgage payment.Are you trying to flip this or hold long term as a rental??

But as far as investment bankers, besides the reach argument of added liquidity, the value they add pales in comparison to the problems they cause to our economy.

He lives in the San Fran area, and the high prices of the New Orleans area pale in comparison to the SF area.

The other rooms are pale yellow, sage, pale pink.

We use to run Buildium, but that software pales in comparison (for many reasons) - we've been using Propertyware now for about 10 years and it works well. 

Granted the 0% LTV will produce better cash flow, but in the San Diego over the last 2 years the cash flow pales in comparison to the appreciation.  

So to get back to your question of cashflow..... and whether it actually grows after 5 or 10 years.... an investor will know that even if the cashflow increased by 100%, the amount gained would pale compared to the possible gains to be made from a reinvestment of that equity.OK, for a moment forget all that big picture stuff and let's get back to what you were asking.

@Michael Paling first, send deed in and ask them to STOP making payments to previous owner/PMC.Then you'll need to fill out the transfer form, which asks for seller's signature, but isn't required.Other then that, you'll have to deal with the red tape of the housing commission.

Quote from @Michael Paling: Hey all,I'm just starting off my REI journey by househacking a duplex.

They could be black or pale white.