It strikes me odd that your partner has a relationship with the seller and is enticing you to buy- why wouldn't the seller just sell right now if the upside is so great?

If you aren't sure you can be disciplined enough to move the increase net you'll receive in doing so, into your savings account, then arrange for it as a direct deposit (from your employer) or automatic transfer (with your bank).On another note, you're subject line was too enticing to resist, so...FHA, MULTI-UNIT PROPERTY, AND A LOW CREDIT SCORE walk into a bar… LCS is head over heels with MUP, so when MUP nods toward the bar, and asks LCS, what she’s drinking, LCS is tickled pink and responds that she’ll have a cup of humility and promptly consumes it.

Our old residence is available for commercial lease right now (it's zoned for offices or residential, one of the things that originally drew me to it) and I've recently dropped the price to $9.20 a sq foot to entice some more interest.  

No doubt the allure of $10,000 triplexes are enticing, I know they are to me.

Like I previously mentioned, I will take any and all information I can get at this point (especially for free), but your advice to stay grounded and prepared to be enticed into further educational material (and costs) has been heeded.  

No more spouse.Also when you tenant gives notice of their intent to move, do you offer anything to entice them to stay?

Many hours were wasted on a sales pitch to entice into continued education that cost $41,297 for Diamond Enrollment, $26,297 for Platinum Enrollment, and $21,297 for Gold enrollment".The upshot is, you DON'T need to spend thousands on discovering so-called secrets of real estate success (before you even find a deal)!

Personally, citing numbers to a buyer, your current economics is not the issue.You site the Purchase Price, assume an LTV and calc the loan payment for say 20yr, 4.125%.Calc the existing GSI, expenses (with new taxes, insurance) but sans the principle and interese, and derive the NOINow you've got the data for cash/cash and cap rate.These numbers should entice the buyer to be interested BECAUSE there's a cash flow and/or cap rate.

To hold so much debt, especially when just starting out, I would say the cash flow would need to be especially enticing to be interested in the deal.

I'm finding the answer is no, unless you buy a property at foreclosure or you entice someone to sell through yellow letters and the like.