You pay 7% to sell (commissions, closing costs, repairs)...down to $335,000If you're using HML...I'm guessing you're paying 1-2% in points, lender's title policy, prepaid interest other fees, plus standard closing costs.

You want to know what standard practice is in your market, though.

I don’t think anyone is arguing evictions are across the board immoral or that standard real estate investing protocol is inherently bad...but business as usual in the midst of a global pandemic and economic meltdown where our actions might make someone’s bad situation much much worse is a different story. 

Now we have the opposite scenario, lending standards are high, inventory is very low and demand is pressing.

*What are standard terms for lease renewal, at what rate would they be allowed to take 50% again?

I pay for Water, Sewer, Heat & Hot Water - which is the standard in Orono/Old Town.Water - about $150 per quarter so $600 on the yearSewer - about $200 per quarter so $800 on the yearHeat - $4,900 for the past 12 months Like I mentioned, this place is in tough shape system-wise.

Hello, I am looking into doing seller financing on a 5 unit property in the city of Bell, CA. With all the uncertainty going around with the virus and affecting the market, I wanted to get some impute on doing seller ...

I have a new renter that is retired so the lack of income/employment should not be an issue with paying rent but I feel like there is some language that I should add to my standard rental agreement.

What was the "standard" guidance these programs offered for reserve funds?

So I'd focus on just bringing the house up to the standard of whatever comps you have in the neighborhood that you want the appraiser to value the house off of.