Throwing out un-realistic numbers.

But there are so many listings now with the "do not walk on property do not knock on doors do not peek over fence do not talk to tenants..." and people are throwing blind cash offers with 50% EMD with inspection waived.

The COA is responsible for a lot of things that you'd be paying for otherwise and while they may not be able to manage their money as carefully as an individual owner and have more overhead they are still covering a lot of maintenance and insurance expenses so it's not entirely throwing your money away.

Working on a rental all day , I get home to sit and relax , I walk downstairs to throw some wood in the woodstove , and squish squish , water all over the floor .

I kindly reminded him that that is considered yard maintenance and to throw some salt on the ice.What I have seen happen with someone (my wife's friends who rent in Royal Oak) is that the tenants (again my wife's friends) complain when the snow removal company isn't there IMMEDIATELY as if their property they are renting is the only one the company has to do.

In my market 800k will by me 10 houses (3/2 @1,500 sqft) throwing off $12,000 in income a month.

I have some funding that I am looking to throw into a partnership deal or something for a rehab or remodel.

No special permits required.So what's the actual difference between that and making those exact same physical changes to the space and throwing a microwave the counter and storing stuff down there sleeping there?

I was just throwing out a suggestion with the information I had.

Martin his findings as an examiner, I'm pretty sure compliance types just throw their hands up in the air and say...oh, well, the borrower transferred title, no big deal, let's go eat lunch!