if it doesnt need work you could qualify for non or sub prime loans, or if it does need work then just get HML if it can appreciate to a 30% margin

Was it the decrease to your monthly margin from the mortgage going to rise?

Remember, don't change or squeeze the numbers to get them where you want, see where they are naturally and then build in margins of comfort to keep you safe.You might have a good deal here, just be sure to do your due diligence and research for the SOW and area.

Consistently see 2% rent to purchase price, good margins on BRRRR, and fix/flip.  

Gutted Property 60kRepairs 60kARV 130kGood deal or are margins too thin?

Yeah the margins are kind of tight, rent would be $1150.

If you pay money up front, your rate will go down, and the problem is the amount you pay doesn't often make sense, given the marginal payment difference, for a very long time in the future. 

Well, buy cheap properties, get 0 margins, or invest in 2, 3, and 4-plexes.

Margin for error is so much higher as you can use a 30 year residential loan to finance a 2-4 unit.

Basically paying all of the cost of solar panels + a financing profit margin, and I believe the company that does the install gets the tax credit.