@Jack BandlowCheck out my friend Jack at www.highreturnrealestate.com I have several properties with them.

I've used several and didn't really like any of them.

Considerations: From contract law perspective, House 1 has a severe misunderstanding or deceit involved (“Rent Ready” is not the fact at all), the purchase agreement shouldn’t be valid from the beginning; House 2 wasn’t properly executed, we should have the right to cancel the whole agreement.

Hi BP,I am analyzing some properties right now and noticed while zoning in on the area, that there is a powerline directly in front of the property, the neighbor directly across has a beware of dog sign, several neighbors have an overgrown lawn, and a few houses down it appears to be a junkyard or owners with several junky cars.

If you do this you’ll likely accomplish nothing.As far as notes go, I don’t have any direct experience but there are several books on this on BP for like 10-20 dollars.

It is technically true that you won't see a mathematical "gain" for several months or even years depending on the situation, but a lower rate will immediately increase your cash flow each month which could be a good benefit.

@Sean Gribbons I have not done it for houses but I have purchased several places on large lots and split the lots to sell off the excess land.

I have a small business and several rentals so someone skilled in those areas would be great.

Can acquire with the line, renovate, rent, and then bundle several into one aggregate loan.

I have a small business and several rentals so someone skilled in those areas would be great.