The depreciation hit is going to happen whether it's financed or not, it's just a matter of whether you're going to use other people's money to keep your cash-on-hand liquid and ready to invest elsewhere.

Sincerely,E.

I also agree with @Randy E. to fix/upgrade other places before your own.  

The outcome if the call was I was informed that thev right to cure amount was incorrect and that in fact tg e amoubtviv sent was 600 short to cover the march payment. so going by theur notice I thoughtv ivwas ahead onky to find I  .  

I'll also hit expired listings, these will be my main two advertising steams along with a website.  

Also, the note people would have to chime in on the house but you have to provide more info like the note balance, rate, seasoning etc.I feel like it will not have any liquidity when you go to sell so you have to buy it enough that it cash flows so well which is your hedge from not being able to sell easily.  

I love your idea of going multifamily this was my plan as we'll because of the extra cashflows it allows but I would say for an investment property go with FHA loan because the rates are so low and do a 30 yr or 40 yr if you can because you want to stay as liquid as possibile and not tie all of your cash up into one property so if another investment comes along you have capital to do it .

I know I am suppose to network, and e-mail them to refresh their memories of me, but I am just having a hard time trying to visualize a scenario on how I would use their services, as I have no experience of being a landlord yet.Thanks in advance- Alain

but once I started reading the free e-book, I began to sense that the "course" was gonna be nothing more than a video version of the book. 

The property will be their pied-e-terre in about four years, and will be rented out until then.