Let's say you're paying 3 points and 12% to a real shark. 

If some landlords are requiring them to pay application fees before they even know they want a rental versus ones that don't which do you think they will choose.

I dont currently have any projects going in CA at the moment but I have been looking for a Summer cabin up by Truckee and I suspect insurance will be an issue although I will pay cash but I will still want some coverage.

If you do it all above board, you would pay taxes on the rental income received and your daughter would be using post-tax dollars to pay rent which isn't the most efficient.

You definitely pay a fee, but you can get to deals quickly when first starting!

If anyone finds a deal that meet the criteria Jerry is looking for then contact me and I will take it and pay you 10k and you wont even have to pay anything up front.

We're trying to decide whether or not to pay it off or save to buy another property. 

This is not the case for the majority of metro areas across the US.In less hyperbolic markets there wasn’t an intense amount of speculation so operators didn’t pay high and are weathering the storm on interest rate resets and are finding a way to refinance Deals with maturity walls.I am finding that a lot of killer deals with my clients are happening in the sub 50 unit deal space for those who need to sell, because there’s much less competition in a chase for yield.  

I am under contract to buy and flip a house that I am paying $615K for. 

I don't know any builders here, so I am wondering a few things: - Does anyone have a builder that would be interested in doing a single infill project (there is another infill lot going up on the street, might try and connect with them) - I am in between paying for it myself with cash during construction (maybe the home will cost 150-200k to build?)