I exited last year with i/o seller financing.   

Wowwwww Ben Russell, I l-o-v-e this very thorough break down on pre-screening tenants.

And of course since its their boo boo and we spent a lot of money to get there and took our money out of circulation we usually could get a nice check out of them for the E and O .. was not often but as we talk about this and the good ole days pop up I keep remember things like this..

LTV/FICO Adj - means you have a FICO score of 700-719 and an LTV of 70.01-75% (it matches link).C/O Refi, LTV/FICO Adj - means you have a FICO score of 700-719 and an LTV of 70.01-75% and are doing a cash out refi (it matches link).2-4 family - matchesLoan amount $300k - $450k - that one is actually in your favor, and is lender specific.

As an investor and lawyer, I would never, ever, ever do a land contract, CFD, or any form of L/O sell (L/O buy, sure). 

From someone who went from dual O-3 pay no kids to self-employed and a stay-at-home mom of 2, I wish I had taken more risk when we had the dual income.

Keep in mind as a licensee, if 25% of your transactions are your own, it may be extremely difficult to get E&O insurance.

I had a Licensed Electrician on my permit for electrical.After I paid them, they never came back to complete the job so I coukd get my C of O and final inspection.

Prop 1 SFH: mortgage amount around $950, rented at $2175Prop 2 SFH: mortgage amount around $900, rented at $1725Prop 3 Duplex: mortgage amount around $1000, rented at $1400($700/side)Prop 4 L/O Duplex: mortgage around $800, rented at $1850($925/side)What would you do here?

;-O For Pace Morby I saw that there was also a second level and a third level with much higher entry costs like $20,000 or something.