Good luck youngster.

In my own case, not only can I finance, I can literally bail my own rear out if necessary via other investments.I'll drop you a PM on the 4 plex units anyway as they may still be worth my taking a look and they are just up the road.

The street level retail stores are seperate along with a rear unit with a huge commercial style kitchen which makes me think the rear unit may not be legal although it has a seperate mail address and built-ints are original architecture?!

Roof, sub roof in rear (wavey due to no 16" O.C. standard at the time), Windows, Electric update, Heating (currently forced hot water paid by owner), and cesspool.

I need to get off my rear and read those essays you have been imploring me to read.

When I see some of the big hedge funders starting to go to cash and the bleak outlook of global dynamics rearing its ugly head I tend to do a little more listening.Additionally, I'm starting to see properties' DOM extending a little more every month and I'm even beginning to see values start to decline across the board from entry level to high end.

& YES I would have a hard time parting with the 0.025% Interest on the escrow account.Last one did an excellent job until he walked away from $6,700 & all he had left was the following for the OP.Basic 3 wood 'contractor' rear steps, gutters & down spouts, audible alarm on grinder pump, 2nd coat on front door & pillars, wiring etc from panel to late a/c install.

How many clients deal in RE? Are

They could potentially bite you in the rear.

For example, the last house I got an appraisal on had no rear deck, while all three comps used by the appraiser did have decks.