@Flavio Zanetti Very common practice, and a lot of commercial deals don't get "listed per se" on Loopnet or CoStar (more on CoStar).  

Yes, it's scalable.You ought to study how the note business work so you understand how quickly existing loans amortize, even though you are buying buying a mite, per se.

I have a few I could put you in touch with if you are interested.https://www.boston.gov/departments/inspectional-se...

I found this information at http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/se....  

SE tax benefits.Not legal or tax advice.  

@Danny Carter joists, in most cases DON'T need to be replaced per se.  

Property was already appraised 8% higher than what I'm getting it at (it's my live-in, not investment per se), if that makes any difference. 

No tax benefits per se, usually older dumpy properties with little hope for appreciation and don’t afford much depreciation.

I want to buy my first home and I know I can go for an fha loan with a 203k loan so I won't need the whole $30k but I like the cushion I have in my savings account in case there are se bumps in the road.

New to the site and wondering if any of the HML providers making comments work in SE Michigan?...