As I move purchase price and terms around as we negotiate, at what cash flow amount would you pass on the deal?

Does it work that way for short-term rentals too?

Before you start asking any questions you need to get an idea of what you qualify for in terms of financing.

Leaning towards staying the course and just holding onto it as a long term investment.Let's say I do plan to hold it, what value do I give the CPA for depreciation? 

They can close in less than 2 weeks but without seeing the deal terms even if you are a stellar borrower they can’t fund guarantee they’ll lend.  

We could take the money and apply some of it towards our personal residence to reduce the time required on the loan but there would still be a sizable amount of loan so it really wouldn't make a huge difference in terms of the length of the loan...not a great idea.  2).

On one end is the cheapo bastard that wants to try to squeeze every dime they can out of you, and on the other is the ones that think because they're paying "good money" they can dictate your life terms to you.

The only thing they have is a list of current properties which are on the upset bid period, and then just a billboard of documents scattered around showing properties which are in pre-foreclosures.

First unit lease is up for renewal on 10/31/2024 and has a good long term tenant.

Will the lender want to change loan terms/rates?