I come across far too many investors who find a great deal and buy without checking with the P&Z and are stuck with either heavy monthly fines or a property they can do nothing with.Lenders are leery about deals like this. 

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Just make sure your debt service coverage ratio is 1.25 or better and you should be fine.

Graphs and other graphic content to add to the overall offer.Am finding you have to piece a lot of things together, which is fine....if it was super easy everyone would do it :-).

As long as you aren't representing yourself as a broker then you will be fine.

He said he was going to use a large enough auger (got charged $1300) this included renting the auger, digging around broken sewer cleanout, cut and repair sewer cleanout, pull debris out of the sewer that was falling into the main causing clogs.Everything was working fine afterwards according to him.

I could rent all the space for $7000 per month (around $80k per year considering taxes) on the first year and around $115.000,00 on year 3 (This was the agreement with the tenants and they are fine with it).Ok, now the investment part: 1- My first option is to get a bridge loan.

I could rent all the space for $7000 per month (around $80k per year considering taxes) on the first year and around $115.000,00 on year 3 (This was the agreement with the tenants and they are fine with it).Ok, now the investment part: 1- My first option is to get a bridge loan.

More expense.If you want to take my tax dollars and re-distribute them to others, fine.

Just do a search on the forums (or Google) and you will find out that there are lots of fine print details associated with your description.