Most of the lenders I work with right now are offering a 1/4 percent improvement for each point ... that would imply 3.5 points for your deal - not the 1.662 you're being offered.Unless you think rates are going to continue to drop during these next 2 years, I'd pay the points.By the way, who's the lender?

anything is negotiable but its about 30 percent to manage and bit extra to find guest for your daily rentals

If a customer accepts Opendoor’s value for their home, the company will buy the property, charging a 6.5 percent fee on average.""

If there's a deal that works and will make you money, don't pass over a percent or two in financing. 

By break even I mean pay taxes, insurance, mortgage payment, and 5 to 10% for maintenance, and 5% for cap ex, and 8 percent for vacancy. 

Of course this requires education so you know what you’re doing but that’s how you get to game over n a few years vs a lifetime.

@Naya Barretto. 25 percent down gives you the best interest rates typically

(including your primary)What's the highest percent you could put down? 

They wasted their money testing something which most likely would have a little asbestos.Just because something is made of asbestos doesn't mean you have to remove it, particularly if it's still intact, like a vent that blows outward.According to the inspector, all these things have a fraction of a fraction of a percent of releasing an asbestos fiber and somehow getting into the interior of the house.After looking at the report, tenants freaked out, and do not feel safe living in the house.

The interest rate is 5 percent and the program requires you pay interest only.