Thank you for an example.

It doesn't need much, just fresh coat of paint..

So for example, you give the seller $5k upfront in exchange for the right to purchase a property (let's say worth $200k today) for $250k in ten years.

For example, if your property is a SFR and your target buyer is a family with younger children then you'll see more movement in the months where school is out so that the children wouldn't be changing districts mid-year (not that this doesn't happen though).

From the examples I know and confirmed, Yearly return is anything from 30%-100% or even more (due to "Covid Deals")

Quote from @Stuart Udis: That post is just one of hundreds, shared as an example.

For example, understanding how to leverage the tax benefits of owning rental properties can significantly impact your bottom line.Educational Focus: Your business focus on educating others about homeownership is not only commendable but also a strong marketing tool.

as i mentioned for example, a BRRRR in a great neighborhood that I can break even on after it's rehabbed. 

Example of overcharges included* $300 for cleaning windows and cabinets after entire house was professionally cleaned* $80 to replace HVAC filter after entire HVAC system was replaced* $700 for a small list of punch items - 2 door stops, raking backyard, removing satellite dish in backyard and trimming bushesAfter terminating relationship, owner decided to send a termination charge for $450 (contract does stipulate it) - even though the company has not done squat and never placed a tenant and already charged so called 'set up' fee of $300..

You do not get hit twice for example of loan payments that are already accounted for on the business side but if that loan causes the business  to be unprofitable your DTI still will be lower because of it.