Where you fall in that range will be dictated by bedroom count per unit and the quality of the area/building itself.

Selling to you could begin to feel like an appealing alternative to dealing with the hassle of re-renting the home.If they’re open to selling, you can share what you’d be willing to pay based on your research and pre-approval.

It typically pays out actual cash value (ACV) for damages.DP-2 (Broad Form): DP-2 policies provide more comprehensive coverage than DP-1, covering additional perils like burglary, freezing pipes, and falling objects.

Either pay cash for it or get a low interest C.C.  

Others wont pay if you are related.Again - all short sale guidelines are investor specific.

There’s no reason for an owner to pay for utilities they aren’t using.

R5 is a little confusing to me - "intended for low-medium density single-family detached residential development at an urban density of 5 dwelling units per acre".

If you’re paying off less than $800/mo on your loan id say sell come April selling season.

I understand I'd take a pay cut being an agent for the first few years, but in exchange, I'd be learning about the market and building a network as I move towards Commercial multifamily.

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