Do you have year round tenants or are they short term vacation rentals?

I paid for the first round of Bedbugs in my 4plex.

I've got a deal on my radar, but don't know if I can swing it without some sort of seller financing...and even then, I'm not sure I have the concept down 100%.To make the numbers easier, I've rounded everything off, but these are close to what I'm assuming right now:Asking Price $400kExisting loan $288kAssuming that the $400k is a reasonable price:If I were to try and get a bank loan for that amount, I would be required to put down 20% or $80k (which I don't have).If I get SF, I would get a bank loan for the $288k which is less than the 80% LTV, and the seller would hold $112k.

Investors typically like to a see a well rounded investment manager and you do not need any certificate exams or degrees necessarily to do it as can be noted by the many successful syndicators.

So it took us more time then just changing locks.Along with temp fixing the frame with to secure it (we will replace the damaged wood at a later point - not sure if we will wait till the crazy bf is gone or when she moves out, I really do not want to keep paying for it over and over if it becomes a repeat occurrence), we had to go back to our house and get another dead bolt to add to the back door, and more tools (1 hr round trip).I am wondering how much do I charge for the repairs?

It looks like the note rate itself is at 6.78% based on the rounded numbers you gave.

I put four 16"x16" concrete blocks in the four corners of the walkway to use it as a planter...not sure, may be something round like a small whisky barrels would look better.Anyways here is the final result after sodding, mulching, cleaning, planting.My neighbors are very happy with the changes.

The tenant receives a weird amount (for round numbers for this example), lets say 101 dollars from housing assistance, and then also mails a check for 101 when the rent is 200, so a over payment of $2.

So this is a very, err, exotic question, but what I'm looking for is this:Reconstructable structures for a beach club.The thing is France has had some legislation passed which abolishes beach clubs (think Saint Tropez) that are kept all year round in "environmentally sensitive zones" (i.e. everywhere).They still allow licenses on leased beach land during the season (april-october) but outside of that, they need to magically disappear.Save from having a 400.000 EUR write-off every year, I believe there has to be another way.

More excellent benefits, thanks @J Scott.And from what I can tell, all this is available for much less than a round trip ticket to California.