A 23 unit complex would have to cost $75 or more each time the grass is cut and even more for snow.

We will also set our payment schedule to be bi-weekly (or accelerated bi-weekly) which translates into 26 {smaller} payments per year rather than 12 monthly payments {which further reduces the overall interest paid}.These two small practices alone allow us to cut the effective amortization of our mortgages in-half during the first 5-year term with no *real* impact to our cash-flow.  

Sorry, cut us off.

If he'd fought, he probably would have cut his losses on legal fees earlier and ended up with a settlement.

Should I cut my losses now rather than spending money on engineering reports, more inspections, appraisals, major repairs I wasn't anticipating, or should I hang in there to see what the seller can do for me?

However, they do contact your creditors to get balances/ interest cut in half.

Isn't this guy just cutting edge entrepreneur?

there are several ways you can get into a property much sooner, many bee now:1) Sounds like you have a good income, ave up for 20% down.2) Finad a bank loan for 80% and an owner that will carry the difference between you down payment and the 20%.3) Find an owner that will do seller finance and cut the bank out entirely.Good luck to you and your husband.

Just saying "The tenants are not allowed to use the driveway or the garage" doesn't cut it.

Should I have someone cut a hole in my roof to add an Attic fan?