I don't think it will be a fabulous deal (buy point will be appraised market value so it would be fair to market value (minus real estate commission costs) ).  

A successful real estate investor views each property as a potential asset, analyzing its value not just in terms of current market conditions but also its future growth potential.

This could have three fold impact ---> allow for writing off paper losses against W2 income, increase the property value by increasing monthly rent, and all the normal cash flow benefits for RE...right?

The seller will naturally want the highest price possible, and their agent is likely to push that "potential" value hard.

Hi Julio,Depending on how many properties you own/Value of said properties and your loan balance.There are some private lenders willing to blanket 2nd position loans if the LTV they are at feels safe.

You can only borrower 75% of the value of the home as an investment 80% is possible but the rates are not worth the increase.Home #2 depending on how high you can raise the rents $100K in equity is a good chunk but again are you using a 75% Max LTV and saying there is $100K to pull out.

What do the county and state laws provide (notice I didn’t ask what county/state employees “say”)?

What would be the impact on the business value at say a 7% CAP? 

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