To get a visual, is a basement dirt floor, no entry, but private; 1st floor kitchen & living room, however they just threw a stove & frig, in a room, so, I would have to put in an actual kitchen; 3rd floor 2 bedrooms & full bath (its nasty and needs a full gut), 4th Floor is an attic that is like a full floor so it's a nice perk to store stuff; but the condition is beyond what I can describe...it's like you owned a building for 50 years and you did no renovation EVER and that's the condition. 

Hi, Came across this lender: http://www.atlasfinancialllc.com/Wanted to know if anyone has ever heard of them or used them? 

I can't speak to any hard and fast rules about material errors (my tax business is deliberately and selectively very small), but I would absolutely agree that encountering a material error (especially one that should have been easily caught before you ever saw it) every year is too much.

I haven't ever put in offers lower than 90% of asking and often will offer more than asking if that's my best price for the deal.  

I've seen  a couple articles online about people who have used Quicken Loans "rocket mortgage" and  suggest it is  very good for rates, customer service and being user friendly .Have you used Quicken Loans? If so, wha...

Has anyone ever wholesaled a deal while in another country?

I would really like some feedback on what realistic numbers look like for a duplex house hack, as I am struggling to find that unicorn property where everything fits perfectly and I don't want unrealistic expectations prevent me from ever pulling the trigger.To set the stage, I have been looking for multi-family properties for me to house hack into in the Maryland area for a few months.

Please arrange to send me the same ASAP by emailing me or personally provide me in my apartment (by slipping it under my door)—-First time anyone ever ask for anything like that.

Property Owner Name,If you were to ever consider selling your property at 1234 main street.

So if you raise rents by $100/month on an 8-cap commercial building, you have now directly forced appreciation by (100*12)/.08 = $15,000, whereas on a residential, it depends a lot on what your neighbors last sold their properties for.Of course, nothing ever works out that precisely in the real world, as caps also fluctuate, but caps are not as volatile as comps.