Oh and we had to drop our initial price of $2,650 for mid-term rental to $2,250.The reason for the drop.

Not sure if this is the case in your market but once we get into the fall time frame in my market the demand drops off significantly.

You as the buyer also have rights under fair lending and you should never be forced to use a builders lender. 90% of the time lenders drop the ball and end up not being able to close on time or their overlays cost the buyer the deal and in some cases earnest money.I would walk away from a deal that forces you to put $50K in earnest and use some generic lender who may not even be able to close the deal.

She was facing charges but they eventually got dropped and Lee's people fixed everything, got it on the market and she got like $50,000.00 from the sale proceeds. 

My primary focus is on passive income and it is going to take a large number of single family properties to generate enough passive cash flow to drop the W2 JOB. 

Prime is currently 7.75% and likely to drop by 1-3% during this fed cut cycle over the next 1-3 years.  

However, it wasn’t clear if lawn care, snow removal, and ongoing maintenance costs are included, as they were initially listed as $0.I’ll clarify with the seller exactly what’s included in their reported expenses to ensure we have a complete picture of recurring costs and any potential gaps.the seller dropped the price from 798k to 645k.

In addition, doing fewer deals than that will most likely mean that they don't have a legit team of pros to back you- PM, GC, Plumber, lender, etc- if they aren't feeding them constant business, those contractors won't drop their current jobs to help you in an emergency. 

Some co-hosts are locals who will assist and drop off extra linens, do check ins, etc. 

Drop me a PM and I will send you to who we use.