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Before you do anything else Brian, I encourage you to determine your marketing budget.

Do you know how to determine which project would attract what type of financing?

But there is always that risk.The simplest way to sell is to find better qualified buyer who can get a loan.If you're determined to sell to this buyer, you could also do it with a lease/option.

Of course the news is always pretty far behind even with the internet and those of us on this forum know that many people have been buying property with cash.

Determining a fair price to pay in return for the coaching depends on your situation.

I'll check with some lenders - but based on my research on the internet - it seems everything is up to the appraiser to deem it as a accessory unit vs. an accessory dwelling vs. a second unit (i seems it might depend on whether there are separate utilities)FWIW: I checked with the town and the apt has a CO - can I assume that it is indeed a legally inhabitable and rentable apt?

You will have determined who is a tenant candidate and who is not by now.and what improvements you are able to make-near term!

You have to look at the actual numbers to determine true cash flow.

There recently was an act imposed to require landlords to issue 1099s however, it was determined that it would be too much paperwork for the IRS to handle and process.