:@Joe Villeneuve1% Rules are for fools- I'm trying to sharpen my tools :) Eat a lot of fiber for better stools.

Beyond that, it’s extremely practical as it can double as a kitchen prep area as well as an eating table.Outdoor area & patio: There are a few major benefits to an ADU over an apartment and a dedicated outdoor space is one of them.

They agree to the replotting of the land and releasing each property as sold, and you pay them that portion.As all ways, market and do the numbers work.Low input costs.Carrying cost is usually what eats a deal up. 

That way over the first 6 months to a year we'll take care of all the deferred maintenance, some preventative maintenance, and replace certain things that eat away at your R&M budget.

Future flood damage will heavily eat into your cash flow and give you headaches.

Problem is, you hold the debt long enough that the interest rate eats up any of the rewards and you end up using those points to hack at the outstanding balance.It's all an equation.

Otherwise you’ll eat up and benefits with the loss of  “zero claim” discounts and increased premiums in the future.

Yeah, not so much in reality, in reality the life of REI is basically everyone and everything is out to eat your lunch, and you gotta be smart, fast, strong-like-bull and tip-toe through the mine-field. 

Yeah, I think you should eat it.

It all depends on what your goals are but i have found whenever i have used hard money or privet money on smaller deals it tends to quickly eat up any of the profit or cash flow that i was hoping to have in the end.