Keep a ridiculously strong military, those of you that are advocating t it need to read more history.6.

I was able to see a couple neighbor houses where this paint had been used a few years earlier, still going strong.

There WILL be policy change coming on housing for owners who have held there own, good payer relief, it is so politically charged that it is a certainty now.If you can hold it a-ok, I would strongly urge you to wait for the relief policy that will be coming soon, then take advantage of it.

In a class I took, the speaker was a strong advocate for essentially offering a reward at lease renewal to get another year or two commitment out of your good tenants (ceiling fans, new door, etc etc).

Knowing nothing else about this deal, I'd hazard a guess the property is worth $190K.That said, do you have strong comps that support the $202K value?

They will also want to manage the property for you on an ongoing basis, so this provides a strong incentive for them to oversee the rehab of that property, in a manner that is satisfactory to you, using either their in-house crew or another contractor.

However you will need to show strong comps to support your 215K ARV.

I dont have a strong understanding on "delinquent condo fees" and how that plays a factor in investing in a condo.

I have a 19-unit apartment complex that needs strong management in Martin County Florida (Indiantown).

Banks are rightfully suspicious of appraised values, especially in a still downward-trending market where foreclosures are running strong, and particularly when huge amounts of equity appear to have been created out of thin air on a deal.