The average timeframe from start to finish (refinancing) is 6 months or less.Thanks in advance for your suggestions or input.

Another one I like, is to include, when applicable, an "Owner Repair Agreement" that spells out what repairs the owner will make on his own, a time frame for completion, and what happens if the work is not done.

That $23,000 in expenses averaged across years of owning the property takes the percentage down.

As you approach the end of each time frame, you can look at your list and finish up whatever you have not completed yet.

Bare minimum is how many years, credit score, & what are the payments in what time frame, like 1 monthly payments or quarterly, etc.

It usually includes a maintenance schedule that's binding on the lessee, saying that they must perform inspections (by an independent building inspector) at certain frequencies, and perform all rectification work required within a certain timeframe.

I will find a inexpensive place to stay for a while.

Each state has different time frames in where the bank foreclosures on a property.

For example, lets say you have $4000 a month in expenses and bring in $5000 a month from rentals.

Your timeframe is a huge consideration in any investment.