Me encantaría escuchar sobre tus historias de inversión y metas.Saludos,LeoPd: Si, Español es mi primer idioma :) 

So as long as your insurance, property taxes, property management, utilities maintenance, repairs, vacancy, and capex come to $4/mo or less you’ll be fine.

As long as you have have enough equity in the deal (20-25%) you could do a rate & term refinance and payoff the seller financed mortgage to get a new loan.

They will not offer that (instead relying on your advertised rate), but they will be willing to pay what you're asking without fuss as long as it is below that high threshold.

For the area I would recommend getting tenants in the property as long as the rents are at market rate!

As long as you purchase at least as much as your net sale and use all of whatever proceeds are generated, you will defer all tax.

In these very forums one of Pace's minions doubled down on the fact he  will buy properties for more than their FMV as long as the seller will seller finance 100% of the deal and the property is cash flow positive.

As long as my commercial Bankers know me well thats all I care about..

Aloha @Robert Silvernagel,I own and manage vacation rentals in Kihei and have had no problem renting 2 bedrooms units as long as they have 2 bathrooms as well.

Sadly there is so little inventory that many are simply trying to last as long as possible and wait for the constable to tell them that the moving trucks are here for them.