In my experience these programs can be helpful but it is certainly difficult for refugees to adjust our expectations. 

Hello All: A while back I read a post about advice to landlords and PM's to advertise units under renovation or repairs units ASAP - like when the previous tenant gives notice or is evicted - even when renovations are...

If a prospective tenant has adequate income, a good rent payment history, no evictions and isn't likely to benefit hugely from bankrupting, I'll accept.

One of the big benefits to the person who acquires the option is that they can choose to execute the option or not, depending on market conditions. 

Your gain is determined by the difference between your adjusted cost basis (acquisition plus cap expenditures minus depreciation) and the net sales price - debt is not a factor.3.

My strategy is a mix of wealth building rentals (appreciation, mortgage pay down, depreciation benefits) and cash flow with a good chance to appreciate.  

It'd take a sizeable portfolio to match my income/benefits and it's going to be difficult to get funding to create that with out the steady income from corporate job.

I would think that since the father-in-law would probably make more profit on getting 23% of the net profit over the interest on the 70K even at a hard money rate it would be best to do what benefits the father-in-law more.

Wondering what the benefits would be to them, if any, on doing a zero interest loan for us.Sorry for not having a ton of details here, this is the first non residential deal I'm doing so not entirely sure of what questions to ask.Thanks in advance.

Additionally, you are not hitting anywhere near your total VA benefits so if this is your first VA loan you can use your second tier benefits on your next place.