Let's assume you have $2K to put towards the down and want to use private money for the rest.The simplest approach is to give your private lender a second mortgage for their payment ($8K).

It seems like the simplest way to do this is to cut a small section out of the concrete to run the wiring.  

There is a few very easy ways to LEGALLY address this and keep personal protection. 1st and simplest, use a Property Management company.

If I'm going to cook a meal, I'm setting up everything before hand, making sure my knives are sharp, my recipe is clear, and I have the best ingredients.

Everything in REI boiled down to the simplest possible explanation is *"Don't try to put square pegs in round holes".

But for the most part, I think that's the simplest way to put it!

The loan terms simple state that you have to make your payments.

Personally, I like the plainest, simplest, most durable new ones I can get, usually mid to bottom, but a quality brand that holds up and good delivery (and haul away, but you don't need that)..

In my humble opinion, there's arguably three key ingredients to successful real estate investing...time, cash and credit and maybe you throw in persistence as well.  

That should not interfere with a loan against  the property you're acquiring because it is not an encumbrance against the property.At the simplest, the value of the units is the net worth of the company (all assets less all liabilities) divided by the number of units outstanding.