What I Ask Of You:1) If You Take A Contract(A) 10% Net Profit OR Cover Advertising Cost (Whichever is Less)(i.)

(If utilities are not supplied by the deadline referenced herein or if the disclosures not delivered to Buyer by the deadline referenced herein, then Buyer's Due Diligence Period will be extended by the same number of calendar days that Seller delayed supplying the utilities or delivering the disclosures, whichever is longer.)

The overall limit for 401(k) plans including solo 401k plans for 2017 is $54,000, or 100% of compensation, whichever is less.

Then put in your applicants email for whichever property they are applying for.  

Also if your browser has been open and you are just refreshing/reloading a page even when things change on the server side (that's geek for the bigger pockets or which ever page you are trying to visit) the info is cached rather than fresh...meaning your browser is using information and satay it already has rather than asking the server to give it the new information or changes.

If you have a property in Texas you are going to pay Texas property taxes no matter where you live, which is why living in CA and owning property in no income tax but high property tax states like Texas is basically the worst of both worlds.If you own property in CA at least you get Prop 13 benefits where your taxes are capped at an increase of inflation or 2%, whichever is less.

I can see a lot of people getting confused with how this is laid out.Just tell them your minimum requirements are a 600 credit score and 2.5 or 3 times the rental amount whichever you are comfortable with.

Almost always the lender is looking at the value of the property or the purchase amount, whichever is more, and requiring the D.P. percentage off that amount, not the full loan amount. 

IRS limits you to borrowing $50,000 or 50% of your vested balance, whichever is less.

So, whichever way you buy this property, the cash flow is exactly the same!