i am in the sam position in Raleigh, NC - cant cash out on a paid off properrty as i have five additional mortgages - please let me know if you discover a solution

I have to soak my shower heads in vinegar about once a year because of the calcium build up.The solution is a water softening system and my wife is shopping around for one.

Hello BP members,I've learned a lot from BP over the past few years, but have never actually asked a question here on the forums, because I've usually been able to find the answers in other forum posts...However, I couldn't locate a good solution to my problem elsewhere.I have a motivated seller that is in agreement with me on price and terms, however, his brother is currently living in the property and not paying.

Get listings that have expired, and say basically the same thing, but apologize that the house did not sell, and you have a possible solution, with a list of buyers that are interested in lease purchase.

Wait til the kid breaks a leg, your wife needs surgery or you need some ongoing treatment.....the medical benefits can far outweigh the money.

I need some tips on how to bring a seller to view LO being their best solution?

One solution to prevent this from falling apart (though you will be taking a risk) is for you to not take your assignment fee in cash but to create a 2nd for that amount with a shorter term so you can get paid out later.Not sure if I would do it but it's the only way I can think to get something done in 3 days.

So you end up wedging or replacing with smaller cabinets that ends up with some awkward spaces.2) The labor to assemble and install the IKEA stuff is more than a custom cabinet solution so our labor costs went up to compensate for the complexity.3) You frequently end up with missing parts or a busted corner on some of your pieces which requires returns.4) #2 and #3 extend the time it takes to install your cabinets. 

I have an opportunity that I would like a second set of experienced eyes to look at with me.I am following up on past leads that I did not close.I have learned more since my first meeting with them and think I can solve their problem better.Before I contact them again I wanted to run a possible solution by this forum for guidance.I first met them from my absentee marketing , they had a renter in place for $775/month but that renter has fell behind a few months and continuously late on payments.They claimed to be “too nice” to follow through with eviction and also cited living cross town is a pain for them.

Then, I'm looking for a 22% cap rate after taxes, we all know I won't be buying many properties.For your cap rate, you have inside of that a "managers rate of return" or the "Internal rate of return" arriving at that, bringing each dollar received in the future back to its present value, the beginning rate selected is that expected in the market compared to other investments requiring similar risk, costs of management and administrative expenses as well as tax treatments.