This may be an offer to you In order to see what you are worth to them.

I can't see where that would be an issue, it isn't at my house but that is the point I have heard made.

Do Not agree to pay "all closing costs" if the buyer is getting financing, there will be an argument about the 4-6% in fees, prepaids, etc. the buyer needs to pay with a financed deal.  

Only thing is I can't stand being a landlady, which would definitely be an issue when its my idea that I'm bringing to them.

i feel like this might be an easier market to begin in as CA prime real estate is Scarce. any comments help.. thx BP members

Another issue with spilling the beans with your underwriting, it just tells scammers the type of documentation they may contrive to get past your due diligence, why make it public?

I believe that you can buy up to 10 with conventional mortgages.In terms of running into issues with getting multiple mortgages, I don't think it will be an issue as long as you:1.

This can be an assurance to the seller should the buyer intend on refinancing to a traditional loan at the end if the contracted term.

Lived there for 4 yrs and flooding can be an issue sometimes.  

BP Community,I am a new investor and would love to hear some feedback on what you consider to be an ideal profile for a sub 2 and/or assumption deal, where the intent is to hold and rent the property.