Unless the purchase price of the original sale is fully disclosed, and even then, some underwriters require that you actually have your deed recorded with consideration thereon in the public record before they will close a second sale.

This is assuming:appreciation: 3%/yearincome increase: 2%/yearexpense increase 2%/yearWhat are some considerations?

.: @Jonathan Greene1. make 1 seller finance offer a month.2. do at least 1 BRRRR.3. think hard about how much to invest in other asset classes.What other asset classes are on the table for consideration?

It's normally the desire for immediate income that steers most investors towards bad investments because they are hyper focused on cash flow which is often portrayed differently in spreadsheets than in real life, and should be a consideration but not deciding factor.

Here are some questions and ongoing considerations you should be mindful of:1.

Aloha, In a market where the sale-to-list price is 97.9%, homes sold above list price is 18.7%, and homes with price drops is 51.4%, I’m exploring how to respectfully submit an offer with a 30% to 50% discount on the listing price.Beside from the following actions, are there any additional steps I can take to ensure my approach is considerate to both the seller and my agent?

But if the additional mortgage payments come from a different  loan (Heloc) with similar interest rate as the mortgage, there is no financial benefit, which has been shown repeatedly in this discussion. ... and this been repeatedly disproven.Total cost to borrow from the HELOC: $1,031 and change.Total interest saved (including taking the $1031 into consideration) is $30K and change. $30K may be insignificant to you and the other nay-sayers, but it means rather a lot to most of the rest of us.

Another consideration is insurance.

Hi Vivian,As a point of reflection for your consideration, please allow me to tell my story so far in the Tulum property market.I am a British architect living and working in Berlin, Germany.

., are there specific financial or tax considerations I need to be aware of when investing in US properties (or distressed properties in particular)?