I feel like my buyer got an exceptional deal on this home, mainly because I wanted the security of having it sold and at the earliest possible settlement date.I could easily see how a seller who doesn't care about their reputation would be more likely to cut corners and skip on some small details in this scenario.

My search of hard money lenders operating in that state (Kentucky) yielded no results in terms of lenders who would accept a secondary lien or finance something in this method.I think if I could secure financing this could be turned into a good deal.

Similarly anything more than 10% office and the building may be considered "specialized" or "flex" by the tenant pool, which again handicaps you when it comes time to release. regarding the lease itself, 6 year term is great from the perspective of a secured income stream but you need to consider where we are in the cycle.

If the deposit is low, it may be a low risk option.2) Reasonable with moderate risk of her shopping around but you can still build rapport and secure the deal.

I'll refund their security deposit, pro-rated their unused days - do whatever it takes to get them out and move on.

Hello fellow investors, My background is in security camera installations, and as I dove into real estate, it was an easy decision to install cameras in all of my investment properties.

I'd talk with @Ann Bellamy for lending.When your rehab is done, talk with me about marketing the property to get top dollar for it.Pro tip - be sure you look at whether the property is on town sewer of private septic system. 

Following up on my earlier post, please see excerpted below the latest news I have from POL on the defaulted investments in my portfolio.Tower Lakes -- in September, POL advised that "Our Asset Management team has secured a foreclosure sale date of 10/4/2017.

Hello fellow investors, My background is in security camera installations, and as I dove into real estate, it was an easy decision to install cameras in all of my investment properties.

I think those numbers are for the average incomes. usdebtclock.org pulls income information from the Social Security Administration which uses median incomes. https://www.ssa.gov/oact/cola/central.html