this is only 6 yrs so I think it is a building code?

I plan to have at least 5-10 properties in the next 3 yrs.

I've used J&J Taxes for the last (omg I can't believe it's been that long) 10 yrs.

Principal & Interest (@5% fixed, 30 yrs): $161/mo------------------------------------------Taxes: $37/moInsurance (estimate): $50/moVacancy (at 8%): $48/moCap-Ex (at 10%): $60/moRepairs (at 10%): $60/moProp Mgmt (at 10%): $60/mo=======================Total Expenses: $315/moTenants would pay all utilities.

She was in her last home for 9 yrs, if she continues to pay rent on time and keep the house in good shape I'm all for keeping her for the next 9 yrs.

I think that I would eventually move into this unit within 4-6 yrs, for a summer home.Other than appliances, hvac and special assessments, what should My concerns be?

I am currently 33 yrs old.

@James WiseBarbara at a networking event on Cape Cod 2 yrs ago.

To give some background, I'm 33 yrs old.

I just want the bank to see that the $140k needs financing (assuming it appraises for that much, but it's a good area and I think it'll be more than that in 3 yrs. 1% appreciation is being conservative).Anyone see a potential problem with that, or does that look like it should work?