I don't know how to repay the 200,000.

Quads (and duplexes and tris) are classified so that each unit is, basically, single carded as a unique real estate ID, so my counts don't need to consider separate cards.

I rented and invested out of state for a long time... it's not that hard to go out of state and although appreciation is low it's not hard to offset the rent you're paying locally.I did end up buying, but that was more to do with some unique terms and finding a "once in a lifetime" opportunity. 

Hi all. I was looking for creative ideas how I can secure lending for this deal that came across recently. It's four modular homes located on 0.7 acre land, and I would be buying the homes and land together. I don't t...

Ability to repay the debt i.e. the properties will still cash flow with the new debt. 

Ok, so I have come across an issue that is most likely not unique but something that I am not sure what to do.

Funding will either come from large special assessments (perhaps many $10's-of-thousands per owner) or through an association bank loan with hefty repayments.

To add to that, I will have one semester in which I took student loans for and I will need to repay those loans.

The general purpose loan has a repayment period of 1 to 5 years; the residential loan has a repayment period of 1 to 15 years.

I second that each city has its own subculture, and even areas of the cities are unique.