I wouldn't look at the total amount only but the quality of the property.For instance I wouldn't buy an 800k property just because that was my plan.

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For instance: I have 2 in the pipeline with BOA.

For instance: If I had 15 ft of counter space at $36 a linear ft that was 2 feet deep would cost me $540.

From what you say, a section 8 is carefully regulated but in this instance it seems it wasn't.

Do you need to pay a mortgage originator to handle it, for instance, or keep your annual deal volume below some threshold, etc.?

For instance, I was able to locate information on an owner via a PDF for a company the individual worked for containing contact numbers. 4.

Just like Time Magazine labeled it back in the 80's when it made the cover for one of the highest teenage pregnancy rates in the country, it is "a washed up mill town" and always will be.

And 8.00 is annual interest rate.I also looked at this method as way to determine a cap rate.If you haven't found the answer, I hope this helps.Article: http://www.ccim.com/cire-magazine/articles/cap-rate-calculations

For instance, April 1, 2013 is a Monday.