Cash is King, so go with the property that produces bigger deposits into your account.

I took cash out so maybe my equity percent is not as high as yours but I purchased properties that have produced better returns than I expeat going forward.  

Now they see the value in multi-generational conveyance of assets, and understand the importance of what it (the whole) produces rather than what they could buy if they sold it (the part – their portion/inheritance) all.

You have to be paying tax in order to apply deductions against that tax.When you invest an IRA in property, you have the expense of acquisition and maintenance, and the income produced.  

By Commercial if they mean they will have to review it as a income producing properity, but you can still get it as a 30 year mortgage (in your name), then yeah... that does not matter, it is their internal paperwork.Figure out what they mean, and while you are waiting, visit other banks.

Once that is reached, then you can work on the balance sheet.Increase cash flow by:1) acquiring passive income producing assets ( My priority would be to improve your acquisition skills to get better positive cash flow)2) paying off debt or reducing interest rate ( I wouldn't pay off low interest debt but I would certainly consider refinancing to long term fixed debt vs. short term ARM's)Good luck

He's incredibly thorough, reasonably priced, very friendly, and explains everything to you while he's doing it.

Also ensure that your tenant understands that you are going to make sure it is incredibly hard for them to back out of this agreement.

The way I see it, there are 3 main ways to look at an income-producing property as an asset: 1. you could count the amount of income it's producing as the value of the asset, 2. you could count the amount of equity you have in the property as the value of the asset, or 3. you could count the fair market value of the property as the value of the asset.

Houses, store fronts, even warehouses are being aggressively purchased, renovated then sold to a younger, higher income producing demographic.