I find that totally false in my opinion.The older demographic is the largest growing audience and most profitable on facebook.

They are a total scam.

Thus, I'd like to use a professional.)Last fall, I sought bids for snow removal (shoveling/blowing walkways - no plowing) and to those that bothered to respond, I got ridiculous prices back ($150-$225 per trip; it takes an hour total to shovel all the properties, including travel time between).This spring, I am seeking lawn maintenance bids and I am experiencing the same thing; outrageous (in my opinion) prices for the work involved.  

The side I'll be living in is in need of a total upgrade, which is a 3 bed, 1.75 bath, EIK, huge living room, and access to the third floor and attic.  

The side I'll be living in is in need of a total upgrade, which is a 3 bed, 1.75 bath, EIK, huge living room, and access to the third floor and attic.

We haven't talked rates or anything but a down payment of $15k was mentioned.The seller is definitely motivated since they are moving so I'm trying to make something happen before another investor gets in the way.Assuming each property is purchased at $70k that makes the total price $210,000.  20% of $210k is $42,000 which means I would need $27,000 from the seller to reach a 20% down payment if going through the bank. 

Thanks @Jay Hinrichs I wouldn't' consider this a whopper in terms of total profit but in terms of effort involved it certainly was lol.

Just simply refi the investment property...estimated balance with all costs rolled in $110k = $590/month P&I = $1702/MONTH TOTAL between two mortgages (-$100 in cash-flow compared to option #1) (5% rate for investment property) 

@Chris Wiedeman You are totally right.

She asked me to give her the total price of the furniture  I bought so she will pay me off in one check payment.