As healthy as Dallas's generally very strong RE market is, what other markets in Texas do you consider to be an alternative for investors who might be hesitant to jump into Dallas or Austin at this late stage?

Based on my calculations I would expect this loan to produce the following metrics over the 10 year term:Interest: $366,405Payments: $577,005Remaining Balance: $789,400What are market rates and LTV maximums on commercial multi-family?

What makes the interest 100% tax deductible is the fact that you own an income producing property, not the cash you put in or refinanced out.If it's a mix use (househack) or 100% primary use, you might have to get some more insight from a tax professional who can tell you the new 2018-2025 tax code about the $375k/$750k limits for primary or perhaps a prorated amount for househack? 

You can build healthy cash flow at a one-month minimum with the high season months of January-March commanding the highest rates. 

My program has been proven through years of producing high-level results.

Would also point out that a park of this size has substantial infrastructure so if you're that short on a down I would hope it doesn't mean you also aren't setting aside a healthy reserve.

You have to be relatively healthy to qualify for one of these policies.  

The numbers:Price: $79,500.00Rent (gross income): $1000.00/per mo.Property Mgmt Fee: $100.00/per mo.Insurance Expense: $54.16/per mo.Taxes: $66.15/per mo.Net Income Per Month: $779.69Net Income Per Year: $9356.28Cap Rate: 12%I bought it cash fully rented and it is producing monthly without a hitch :)Anyone else finding KC to be fertile investing grounds?

Not to mention they use hardly any energy to run and don't produce heat.

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