It really requires an analysis to determine how fast you can grow what's left after taking the hit.I’m always amazed over the arguments against investing tax deferred (or even better, tax free in a Roth!!)

., by PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT.You need to know the $/SqFt for all recent sold comps (houses of similar type in close proximity) to help to determine the potential value of a subject property.

im at work so told him that i would call him back tonight to get more information from him to determine what exactly he is looking for so i can target him for the right properties!

Considering it as part of my strategy but don't have enough knowledge yet to make that determination.

Here's an excerpt: The percentage of loan paid off in the holding period (P) can be determined by dividing the amortization rate of the 8-percent, 25-year full-term loan by the amortization rate of the 8-percent, 10-year holding-period loan.

But the nut grows a lot faster that way as far as I can tell.I've run scenarios with equity investors and that seems like it would be more attractive from an investor point of view but that's where I'm not sure of the structure used by others in determining the return for the investor.

These are more questions determine if you would even benefit from depreciation due to the passive loss rules.

You and they will likely give a personal guarantee for any loan, so the difference will be in commercial lending guidlines.Since you are immediate family members, you'll be exempt from SEC fund raising issues as well as the SAFE Act if say your father makes you a loan personally if your home is included in all this.Yes, your LLC needs to be formed prior to purchase and applying for the loan, I suggest you spend a few bucks and see an attorney in setting this up, there are options and aspects of such an entity that simply are not contained in some internet LLC formoperating agreement.

You will need to get that exact wording from ETC.If you are determined to move forward with ETC, I'd call the people or department you are working with at ETC now and ask them how to address this issue.

- Determining Maximum Purchase Price (MPP)