BOA took their sweet time getting it approved and we closed just before Christmas.The home was built in 1948 up against the rear property line for some reason.

sweet, in la, ca too.

That being said, if he elects to stay and squat in the property, you will need to evict him like any other tenant, which can take time and court costs.You clearly are a sweet and sympathetic person.

Thank you, Jason.Thank's Jason,That is correct.For Toledo the sweet spot is North of HWY 475 (preferable further North of Sylvania Ave) and West of Lewis.I am actually looking at moving into that area in the near future.Its hard to believe how good the numbers are that i am considering to live their.I can tell you that I would never want to live where i invest haha the same would go for most other cashflow investors.Thanks and have a great day.

So yes you get a longer term loan but your cash flow spread between debt and cap rate is less making your returns in the first 1 to 7 years not as good.I think personally the 7 to 10 year fixed from a regional bank if you can get it is the sweet spot.

There is a sweet spot in Sacramento for B-class multifamily for STR/MTR, and some LTR, where the numbers can make a lot of sense from a Cash-on-Cash standpoint, while also enjoying equity appreciation and meaningful tax benefits.

I found that I had to adjust the base price for a couple months in the beginning to find my sweet spot, and then every 3-6 months I make a small adjustment.

Hi everyone, I'm going to try to make this short and sweet!

The cash flow is yours to do with what you please ... just saying you can use the cash out refinance as a mechanism for managing that cash flow and keep it in the "sweet spot" where you show a loss on paper after subtracting the depreciation expense, but you still put some money in your pocket (or redeployed wherever else) every month before depreciation.

Also if you are getting a super sweet deal, some hard money guys will allow you to make the acquisition with no money out of pocket.