And when figuring out a number for MPP(Sales Price – Fixed Costs – Desired Profit – Rehab Costs), within that Fixed Cost does it usually cover the cost of the interest fees if some or all of the money was borrowed from the bank?

Your state law should have most or all of the answers.

This way your renter could pay for some or all of the mortgage, and you could continue to save more money every month.  

If anyone has any insight to any or all of my questions it would be greatly appreciated. 

And of course you can negotiate to have some or all of the closing costs paid by the seller.

Now, if you'd like to call this a "strategy" buy a discounted note that is performing, underwrite it and see if it can be refinanced, you can accomplish much of this during due diligence before you buy it.Then give the borrower a nice opportunity to refinance it, you can even pay some or all costs and get them a lower rate.

Or do you do most or all of your work yourself?

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Jason, taking most or all of a buyer's savings, with them not having reserves is another defined area of predatory lending.

If the property returns are higher than the interest rate of your loan, of course you get more cash each month, but it lowers your cash-on-cash return.Usually the argument that we hear for high downs or all cash purchases come from TIC (tenants in common) providers who stress asset protection over wealth creation.