If you live in any part of the building or structure, the gross rental income includes the fair rental value of the part you live in."

There are very cheap ways to do both though so if you do really want to get a website, don't pay someone to set it up for you, just youtube videos on how to get one set up fairly cheaply.

If that is the case, then you might consider including a small acquisition fee for all the up front effort of sourcing and securing the deal.With limited info (and even with all the info) I can only tell you that it ultimately depends on what your goals are, what you think is fair and on what your partners are aiming to achieve out of this deal as well.Again, talk to your real estate attorney and your real estate CPA and have them advise you on the best structure to move forward.Probably not the straight up answer you were looking for but I hope it helps.Good luck!

This way you be fairly sure what what the Loan terms will be (LTV percentage, Term length and Rate).3.

We don't need to make $129,900; but I did find out that it appraised for more than that, so it seems fair. 

What would be a fair typical rate the investor would offer ?

Vegas Property $135k3B/2.5Ba Inspection came back solid, no major repairs needed, fairly new everything... current renters have been there over a year now and they pay $985HOA - $178Property Manager - $90Current Lease is up April 2019About 20% of our own money is invested Question: after all is said and done we pay about $20 out of pocket every month...

Originally posted by @Russell Brazil: Not only is it not a disservice to the client....its perhaps the most important service that I provide to the client.I still disagree, but I think you make a fair point.

The fair market rent for the area is around 850 for a two bedroom and the location is really good because of a military base less than a mile away. 

I don't think it is fair !!!