Two weeks ago, i ask my realtor to submit a particular offer, afetr much back and forth, supposely she submitted it, a day later she told me that the owner wants more money down. my feeling tols she just dont feel confortable with my wording and my price.Any thoughts

i am trying to network but as an introvert everytime i do this i step out of my confort zone and just that feels like a win.

As I was working on it, I started to wonder... « what will the typical lender expect from my numbers before approving me in terms of cap rate, cash on cash...»For example...let’s say I am confortable with a 7% cap rate when the market is 9%... or if I am confortable with a low cash on cash ratio lender might not like it...

And that will inform you how confortable you are with him/her.

red,for the price you are purchasing,this must be a up and down duplex,first before considering the utilities,you first should consider ,if that is the type of tenant you will be most confortable dealing with.side by side duplexes are more desired,and a more desirable tenant to deal with.where do not get me wrong,you can still make money with a up and down.you have to be more on top of your game.also with a up and down,you are dealing with older building.and you are right by separating the utilities, because one brutal winter will kill your profit.electric heat is by far most expensive way to heat.but the best thing i can say,watch the neighborhood,you can change the building,but you are stuck with the neighborhood,and if you would not live there.it will be hard to get a good renter.and good renters will turn a bad deal into a good one,if you get the building long term.also stick to your numbers,up and down go for last then listed price.where side by sides are the opposite.good luck,if you need help ,just down the road from you in appleton

We have done A LOT of research on it and are pretty confortable with the concept of it but would like to hear from people who have accutaully done it.

Our problem being we really cant take any sort of loss on the house and still be able to have enough in our savings to make our move to Alaska and be confortable with it.

I was a Airbnb property manager for the last year (rented 6 houses, sublet them on the website), but as the goverment raised the taxes six times, I decided to sublet those houses to international students making a smaller, but almost passive income.Now, I want to have more of these reach a confortable montlhy passive income.

If your looking for the best places look at area where there's a good school, Or you can also drive around to see which area your feel confortable investing in.

PCola is def. on my radar and i am confortable investing there