Otherwise, what stops a bidder at an auction from participating as a bidder and bidding on the property as long as it goes for less that what he is offering the property owner and if the bid at the auction is higher the bidder could have someone buy the house at the auction, run to the seller and buy it for less and then the bidder at the auction gets a refund.

You can deduct the cost of labor and parts to maintain or repair your business assets, as long as the expense doesn’t prolong the useful life of the asset or increase the value of the asset.Tangible Property Repair Expenses That Are Deductible:Replacement of LightingRoof repairsResurfaced external or interior floorsResurfaced parking lotsInterior or exterior paintingReplacement of doors and windowsRekey locks

However, some States do have Laws/Rules against it, as long as you follow the rules, you're ok.

If you do have a good deal (really, and you know the numbers), you should not have problems finding buyers as long as you have been properly networking.

As long as you're under contract for a number that works for most investors, you'll have buyers bidding on the property.

And sometimes there's just so much demand and only so much time available that no matter what you have you'll rent it x number of weeks whether it's got gold plated toilets or not.If the units are all the same and the difference is really just the amount of leverage then I'd probably go with 2 as long as my leverage was conservative. 

Check to see if her loan is assumable then you can avoid the down payment as long as you qualify for the payment.

Having multiple deals going on shouldn't be an issue for most lenders as long as your DTI and other qualifying factors allow for it.

At first I was hesitant, but as long as it was legal I didn't care.  

I kept hearing about how you can get an FHA loan for multi families up to a quadruplex as long as you live there for a year minimum.