That's high.  50% LTV @ 10% is horrible!

This is a horrible rate environment for savers.

I could go on and on about the horrible service from usaa, but you get the point- try elsewhere as in anywhere else!

Had a horrible experience as a landlord and has been living in the place for 4 years with 2 units empty and already bought a new house so he’s paying double right now.Asking $200k (willing to negotiate a little more)Appraised for $230k in 2018 in current condition$35k in renovations neededARV conservatively is $250k, more likely $275-285k.Rents would be $2200-2500/month once fixed up

They do such horrible things as create jobs, create investments, create new products and more.

Tenants would treat the property WAY worse if they are just there for a short amount of time, plus the turnover would be horrible.

Most wholesalers have a buyer's list full of different types of investors (developers, flippers, other wholesalers, buy and hold investors, etc) The deal may look great to one investor and horrible to another because they have differing exits & strategies.

Definitely a low end rental in spite of being $950/mo for her precious 250 square foot studio, and her landlords are, um, horrible.

I have also met people who rent homes, however, they tend to either love it because they were successful or they lost money and think real estate is horrible.

I know its sound.Funny yet horrible story behind this place:The guy that used to own it moved out of state to be closer to family, so he rented the property out.