I don´t know all cirumstances thats right but saw taxes and insurance payable with only one month of 100% occupancy thats not the norm in MFH´s.Okay you will flip this propertie to your end buyer, I calculated with $80 - 100k as offer and I guess I´m objectively correct.

OFfer to take vehicles to a scrap yard, or show them how to donate the car and get tax benefits, tell them where a junkyard is where they can get money for parts, etc.not your responsibility,but it will be your gain in the end!

Take all the time you need, but when you come to sign understand that you are donating a $1,000 to me no matter what.

Thanks to his wonderful program, car donations are down.

As an added bonus you will be able to pick the cream of the crop and keep it for yourself and BD the rest of the deals you are finding.You may want to see if you can DONATE your time to help in the operations part of what your investors are doing so you get invaluable teaching and experience from them also.

Another option, since you're paying taxes and possibly maintenance on the lot, is to try to donate it to the city which may use it for recreation, parking, whatever.

I don´t know where is your area yet, but it gives more possibilities than a 85 unit complex for $1,6M.You can split the money 33/33/33 ($115k) and seek buidings for max $350k or you split 50/50 ($175k).

@Karen Margrave @Alma Mills Alma and Karen I am not sure if the mortgage company allowed me to donate the down payment because I was selling to my son, or if it is something any seller can do for any buyer.

I've been working on my places for years and gained my mechanical skills working on my cars that needed repairs.What I would do is put up a post on a regular basis in the forums or on Craigslist with the skill you're looking to acquire donating your time for a day or however length of time so you can learn it.

I would offer the preachers 25% of one months rent as a donation to the church if he found me a good "deserving" tenant.