I think it does make sense to speak to a couple lenders and if it doesn’t sound feasible, work into a program with DevNW.org, they have some programs from time to time to help low income people with savings match and down payments.

Is BRRRRing still feasible?

You also mentioned having an architect help you with a feasibility survey -> if you were happy with their service, can you please give me their contact information?

I realize that's not 100% feasible at the moment, however, by electrifying my properties and simultaneously supporting the transition of our energy grids to more renewable sources, then I can meet this goal quicker.

How feasible is it if I provide him the funds to get the property back, and have him sell it to me?  

Purchase price: 45,000Down payment: 9,000Term of loan: 20 yrs (breaks down to a 252.75 payment)Property Taxes: $900 / Yr, or $75 / monthInsurance: I'm not too sure on this one, so I will guess somewhere close to property taxes (1000)Desired Rate of Return (cash on cash): 8% - $720 / yr, or $60 per month60 + 252.75 + 75 + 84 + 28.25 (Maintenance)= $500 per month Gross income needed on 2,400 SqFtSo My question to you guys is:Does $.20 per square ft / month, or $2.5 SqFt / Yr sound like a feasible price for storage?

This is of a scope where a full fledged feasibility study would definitely be in order!

I would like my first deal to be close to home, but with the current prices purchasing anything worthwhile in Miami may not be feasible for me at the moment.

I'm the listing agent and after some negotiating with my client this is now a feasible opportunity, and I would like to purchase it.

When I was researching the schools in the area, it produced by far the most exam takers (700+) in the first quarter of this year, with nearly a 90% pass rate.I'm not sure about a drive to Bellevue, but I also don't know how feasible working online would be with a full-time job and three young children in the house.