I have a wedding coming up in August and my fiance says no more rentals until after that as she needs help with wedding planning, but we'll see if I find a good deal :)

Typically no more than 4 or 5 miles out of town.

Should take no more than 2-3 min each to cut off the heads and then frame will be free.

My best offer would be no more than $89k which doesn't cover the outstanding loan.I don't fully understand wraps like discussed in PC70, interesting to me but I don't see how that would work either.Remember I'm new, so I'm trying to find the option that works best for this owner.

It also doesn't fully account for vacancy rates for the area and other things more experienced analysts can estimate better than I.That being said, in my own searches for properties, I have aimed for no more than $40k per door, with around a $100 per door cash on cash return after expenses.

recently I found a property retail for 37k but needs about 5k in repair, I inquire into this program from the foreclosure agent but was told there are no more 203k loan, there is 203D loan here in the Houston, Texas area.

A good rule of thumb is that a retail tenant should pay no more than 10-15% of their sales in occupancy costs.  

No more than of 25% equity could be from passives using SDIRA funds.

For example: some parts of the federal law do not apply if the landlord lives in the building and has no more than 4 rental units.

>KNC<I got this from another investor but www.penfed.org or pentagon federal credit union will offer a 75% LTV 4.75% (1.5% + prime which is 3.25% currently) for borrowers with no more than 3 non owner or financed properties.