@Bill Leonard  HORRIBLE deal  @Charlie Fitzgerald   return FAR to low..Gap funder should get 50% of upside minimum... not a measly 12% apr on accrued basisyou guys really need to take a step back.you should go see a local HML... check out Norris group in LA they take investor funds.Not sure if Charlie takes on investors on a one to one basis or through a PPM.. but someone with his experience is the bow you need to shoot your arrows.Again this is a HORRIBLE Risk/Reward scenario and the person advocating it has just hit the lottery if he or she can suck investors into that scenario.

It's definitely possible with a duplex, but the chance of pulling positive cash flow is compounded with a triplex or fourplex.

We are going to be redoing the entire electrical, plumbing, and heating systems, so we aren't afraid to move some walls.The hardwood in the living room and bedrooms looks good (isn't cupping or bowing) but I am not sure if I should spend the time sanding and sealing or if another solution is recommended.

Setting small goals each day will compound into major growth over time.Best of luck to you!

The problem is compounded by my purchase of the building to the South of it and the two month rehab.

 - If he did seller finance $245k at 8% over 15 years the payment would be $2,341 - interest on loans is compounding - so you would pay $176,442 in interest for this loan.  

In ten years 50k invested properly with compounding interest, returns, cash flow, and gains at sell could be endless. 

With compounding I don't even want to think where I would be in 10 or 20 years.  

I can tell that our crew that builds the compound can usually have that finished start to finished within a week, maybe 2 depending on the size of the lease area.

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