Expenses hear means operating expenses, vacancies, and capital expenses.The "2% rule" is derived rule that says a "good deal" for a rental property is one where the rent is at least 2% of the purchase price.

mod=dist_smartbriefMaybe they can create derivatives and resell to the more sophisticated investors...

When a 15 is paid off, a 30 still has a 75% balance.Mortgage is derived from the word - muerte.  

I am writing you because I believe this action is both unwarranted and misguided, and potentially very damaging to the manufactured housing industry, its employees, and the consumers it serves.Specific to Illinois, over 14,000 Illinois residents derive all or part of their living from the manufactured housing industry.

Or they can change this value to say 200 to bring in comps within 200 sq ft either.Do that for square footage and age of home.Then have user run the macro.It would come up with an estimated comp for the subject property.Then it would list the comps used to derive that value.Address, age of home, square footage, bedroom count, bathroom county, basement, garage, and concessions.Those are my initial thoughts anyway.

This tax pre-dates IRA plans and was enacted by congress to prevent tax-exempt entities from driving tax-paying businesses out of business.When an IRA uses leverage, there is another trust tax known as UDFI that applies to the profits derived from the non-IRA capital.The two taxes do not double up, and UBIT tax precedence of UDFI, but on a highly leveraged flip one could have exposure to both.If you want to go into tax-land, check out IRS publication 598.With that background aside, you could successfully put IRA money to work in real estate.  

Yes, your value should be based on "Fair Market Value" which is derived by comps.  

Projects that derive more that 50% of their returns from "gain" or a speculative reversion cash flow are generally considered "growth investments."

How would they value your other real estate holdings to derive your net worth?

This loan uses bank statements to derive your income.