I bet you could make quite a lot with it that way if you're allowed and willing to do the work.All that said, I agree with the posts above that said to basically calculate out your ROI on it and compare that to what you could get with another proposed investment.

I did quite a bit of business with one particular commercial lender, and any time I would propose a financing package for a new multifamily, he would always tell me, “I’ve never seen such detailed analyses in my 20 years of working here.

@Brett Hearn Here in Canada we don't have legislation similar to Dodd-Frank, but I do take some of the consumer protection steps that are recommended in that act.

When you sent the initial offer, did you propose the seller financing terms up front?

So my realtor has proposed the questIon, we have obtained a loan.

Hi bigger pockets fiends,There are two sides to the "cash for keys" situation. 1) I am a landlord and I'm interested in the best way of handling and covering myself when proposing "cash for keys" to the tenants.

I listened to BiggerPockets Podcast 009: Using Hard Money Lenders to Grow Your Business with Ann Bellamy and figured out how to prepare a proposal and show that I understood what I was getting into and the process move so much smoother.

During the NFL playoff, I was reading the new proposed tax bill during intermission.

It also depends on the fact that if Prop 10 passes, and Oakland institutes their proposal, on whether or not it has rent rollbacks to pre-95 levels (which is unlikely, but you never know).

The day it dropped to $165k and I had a foundation proposal near $30k they accepted $110k.