This means you are also having principle pay down. 3) Tax Benefits- The more houses I have the more I get in deprecation and therefore the more I can legally cover up my tax bill.4) Low Interest Rates- Rates are so low right now that I love capitalizing on them.5) Stretching your Money- The simple truth is the less I put in my houses the harder my money works.

I've done the "stretched too thin" thing in the past and it does no one any good, especially my client who are relying on me to be on top of everything during a transaction. 

We have a better chance of stretching our investment cash in other parts of the country. 

As a young professional - emphasis on young - my paycheck only stretches so far.

We had the option of stretching out the payments to 5 years on that loan but the rate is 7-8%.

. :) If said CPA can give you a dollar number, you could bake that into the contract sales price IF we're not already stretching the contract sales price (eg, claimed value) too much (or at all).

The reasons I'm OK throwing away the existing income stream are:He's paying probably $400 - $500 below market and has told me that even that has been a stretch - so while he's been a good long term tenant for an absentee landlord, renting for that low of a rate doesn't work with my strategyI need to update the apartment to get it up to those market rents and to do the work I need it vacant.Appreciate everyone's input.

Doing this, I could stretch myself into a $1mln property, but I'd be out of powder at that point and definitely can't get to $2mln.  

Some lenders are concerned that the 6 month rule is too lenient and may impact their neighborhood scores, so they stretch it to 1 year.  

I use Docusign for any lease (or other document) signings and finally we store (and scan ifi needed) all docs in Google Drive.We have 70 units currently (MF) and just had an offer on 52 units accepted so I am thinking this hodgepodge system will be stretched to handle.