A lot of lenders should be able to do this, but local banks who only offer conventional financing usually cannot do this.

These are areas where you can still buy in under $100k and usually still expect rents at $800/mo and up with low vacancies.Feel free to reach out if you'd like to chat!

When we're making offers, we know lease amounts, who pays which utilities, and that's usually about it.

At the moment, have plenty of financial glide path, so don't need the equity of the current Investment prop, but had planned to owner finance (extra monthly income flow @7%, fluff... more income not required to eat, clothe, house. ).1) Cursory look indicates 30% max AGI can be deducted if deferred to Charity.

Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Akron etc...Cost to build new housing is usually too high for the ARV in most of these locations.

Rates are usually better with LLCs, and given the liability protection, LLCs are probably a better choice.

Usually funds that offer higher returns have way higher risks with second position debt, long lockups, are more aggressive on LTV, or use high fund leverage.

As usual, the property is being sold AS IS, with NO WARRANTIES.

You would need to have a cost segragation study done to "unlock" the depreciation available on the property (usually 15-30% of the purchase price is a good range to expect).

Am I unknowingly taking on extra liability by providing a security system?