I've included an example below to help illustrate this. 4.

I'm looking for the highest possible cash-on-cash return.Let me illustrate the power of buying a home with no equity by giving you an example of a sub to we're closing on this month.The SituationSeller bought the place last year with a 3.25% fixed interest rate, 30-year am, and a PITI of $1,503 a month.

I think it will help illustrate why so many agents and investors miss the ball on how to properly work together in a mutually beneficial way.THIS is why your Realtor is Ignoring you-DATA says they Should!

Illustrate to your local contact that you are engaged by providing feedback on what it is that you are being presented with.

This is simply because, after running numbers on so many duds, I can tell fairly quickly if it is an effective use of my time to consider a property further.When I get a call lead, I usually know within 30 seconds of the start of the phone call if it is worth any more of my time.The 100/10/3/1 is simply a way to illustrate that you will not find a truly worthy investment easily.  

And a DSCR will allow for you to close in an LLC.Simplest way to understand how the DSCR ratio works for a DSCR loan is another example, though this is very simplified for illustration purposes: Monthly Revenue/Rental Income: $1000/moMonthly Debt Service/Mortgage Payment : $1000/mo$1000 / $1000 = 1.00Most lenders like to see a 1.20 and above DSCR ratios, but some will go to 0.75 or even lower - knowing that the investor will improve the property's rental income performance over time.Now, nothing is free Eric. 

In all other situations, like the one you are mentioning, I believe alongside many others that it's a huge mistake to make a decision based on taxation.I'm taking an example that isn't real estate because it illustrates this point in such an obvious manner.

(need to get a better Project manager but this is just for illustration).

If we overly simplify it for this illustration, you're paying 7 Years X 0.5% = 3.5% less over that time (its actually more, but this is easier to illustrate).

What you just suggested is the definition of price fixing and it is illegal in the US. https://www.justice.gov/atr/price-fixing-bid-riggi...Now if someone did a rent survey combined with the budget of a the area's median worker, which they sent to the other owners, that illustrated the average tenant was using significantly less than the standard 25% of their gross monthly income on housing, then that is a different story.