Take the positive cash-flow from both properties and purchase the next property with a mortgage.2.Pay down my lowest mortgage ASAP.3.Max borrowed loans from FHA of 4 and then start paying down.4.Save more of the cash-flow to do the next deal all cash.5.Combine cash-flow and Home Equity Loan to do all cash purchase (will a HEL be easy even though all properties have a 1st mortgage.All of the above would be done after I have at least 6 months of mortgage payments in reserves (not including primary res) With interest rates so low, what would some of you suggest.

Rents, comps, or a combination?

Now we've increased the debt ceiling another $2+ trillion so this will only add to it combined with the bond interest rates which are sure to rise I'm sure we'll be at 50 cents on the dollar and in a real pinch soon unless somebody starts doing some serious cutting.

It's a large 2 bedroom and they said they keep it warm, but that might be a combination of poor/no insulation and inefficient heater.A washer and drier are in the basement and both units have stair access.

They are going to turn the housing market around by combining these two great programs through the brand new, tax payer funded, AIG endorsed: Bank owned Mcmansion for your double-wide program.

The combined value is $450k.

If the deal is controlled via an entity, and the entity of choice is a Limited Liability Company (LLC), I would say the combinations are virtually limitless.

How do you set it up in the combination with the LLC?

Combine those and you have some cash when you sell in the future.

Every property, lender, and realtor are different, you have to try your hand at cracking the combination.