I know it’s a lot of work because getting that extra $50 or $100 bucks per contract is hard, but also the investor had to wait on their money potentially.

We paid $1000 bucks to borrow but we got what we needed which was another HELOC to access cash for an investment.

So 35 square feet for 8-10000 bucks is not too bad.Clint

I can't say this is the case though for a brand new or really young company, because maybe they're out there to just grab a quick buck and run.In general, when folks ask me this question, I tell them it's entirely up to them.

While searching online I came across a package of 5 condos that is going for 255k, Each unit is renting for an average of $760, if I'm doing my math right, this makes the income to purchase price to 1.49% Given that they are a package deal, this is a great bang for your buck investment.

I have run into a snag trying to refi my personal home and it is delaying the close until after the Maturity deadline.

For low risk, I'd use CDs if you can time the maturity dates so you don't have to pay the penalty.

Also the Wa Landlords Assoc is a great organization; they can help with legal issues, forms, and excellent networking all for 55 bucks a year.

All power was immediately shut off while we isolated the bad circuits, which were kept off until rewired.I just don't understand why they did it, since it was a whole lot more work than just running all new wire, and they didn't save five bucks on the wire. 

I'm curious about your thoughts on the current model of PM, where many times you'll see companies going towards lower rates and then making their buck on marking up maintenance.