What I mean by this, is should I use a lender to cover 90% of the purchase and 100% of the rehab for max leverage, or should I put more equity into it.

Is it fair to ask the tenant to cover a piece?

The plumber came out while in escrow stated it would be $8,800 and we got it covered by the seller to do it. 

We always get that permission in writing, though, to cover our bases.All in all, I recommend nurturing these relationships as these are among the best clients to serve in the MTR space.

This covers the vacancy time and work supplied to find a new tenant.

Then make 3 Subject to offers at the same time.  

I'm particularly interested in the following areas:* offsetting ordinary (w2) income with bonus depreciation (with cost seg) on RE investments as REP* 1031 exchangeI already read a lot on those subjects, but I still have questions, so I need someone with lots of patience to listen and answer my questions.Appreciate your help!

It appears the only thing I'm not covered for now is resolutions.

A solid exit plan reduces the risk of default.Check Their Liquidity: Even experienced borrowers can run into trouble if they don’t have reserves to cover unexpected costs.

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