Unfortunately the downs are the fees, you will have to have a broker and you'll need to make sure he's investor friendly, you will be held to a higher standard because you'll have t follow the code of ethics and responsibilities to the public.

I see this on a lot of properties.Conversations about these numbers with brokers can get quite awkward -- I've had some tell me that it's industry standard to price multifamilies this way (no way!)

With that in mind, it is "repaired" to the standard of recent comparable sales.

. % deductible for wind coverage, 2-10%, will also affect the rate.

In regards to Option 1, Heloc's do have some features that make them attractive, like the fact that the interest is tax deductible, but you will want to make sure you understand before you borrow when and by how much your interest rate might change; will the rental still cash flow if the monthly payments go up later, and how much of an increase you can allow; and when does the Heloc need to be paid back by?

I used to use regular #10 envelope (standard business size) 4 1/8" by 9 1/2" to stuff my yellow letters.

The standard is for the wholesaler to buy the property at 50-65% ARV minus repairs with the rehabber buying it at 65-70% ARV minus repairs.

My standard advice that I give all newbies who want to work MLS deals is to get licensed.

Hi BP family, Question: Is seminar/guru/mentor training tax deductible?..

I plan on eliminating this by using the company and coming to an agreement with the company and employees (they have granted me a go if it is possible) and the money would be deducted from their paychecks and the company would deposit into my account.I also heard that a lot of these properties hire a property manager.