Let's say minimum $200/mo/door or $500/mo/deal, whichever is higher.

I would do whichever option would result in the best income.

Follow the MAO of 65% or 70% whichever one works for your buyers.

I found out today that I since I have not had the loan for more than six months the most I can walk away with from the refi is 2% or $2K whichever is less.

and also state city/county if you are in a rent-controlled area.If your in NC, there is a 5-day grace period with a maximum allowable late fee of $15 or 5% of rent, whichever is greater.

Regards,Maurice, sorry, I get this part, you might search for "combined loan to value" or "CLTV", the amount of all loans to the sale price or the appraised value, which ever is less.

" Buyer will pay $55,000 for property or $1,000 higher than the highest offer, whichever is greater".Sometimes I wonder if the sellers agent just doesn't do this to get a higher price for his property even with only dealing with one buyer.

Whichever makes the most sense financially.

I would tell them in writing that they are responsible for paying the rent until you re-rent the unit or the end of the lease, which ever occurs first.

Whichever marketing method you choose (mailing, cold calling, online ads, etc) Consistency is key!!