last I look at the numbers of price versus rental income. 

I will focus on the benefits that this company offers since this is a deeded timeshare versus selling a point system, so creates he most flexibility for an interested family.

You could create a cost comparison table for the resident and show them how much they might* save by leasing with you versus the one across the street. 

Go for the longer lease if you can versus 6 month.

You don’t know-your VA might work with a cat in her lap.6.To compute your pay offer, double the time YOU would take (or at least time and one-half.) 7.I use an average of $4/hour, as prevailing wage rate.

I would have to save some of that for emergency expenses, reserves, etc.My original thought was to reserve $50k for 1 nice class b/c property at 200k (assuming all the metrics were sound.)Are there advantages to buying two less expensive properties versus 1 more expensive?

Sometimes people will ask the hard questions on this site, but it's better to learn it all now versus being thousands of dollars out of pocket and having headaches!

Would appreciate receiving allAnalysis question:Property: SFR Year Built: 2003 State: GA Purchase : $48K Rehab: $3K Status: Vacant Expected Rent: $925 HOA: $150 pm Insce: $60 pm Tax: $60 pm Repairs allowance: $100 pm Vacancy %: Estimated at 15% Price History: Sold Mar 2006: $128K Sold Aug 2013: $39K Sold Jan 2014: $48K Averaged Price Estimate from 4 realty sites: $55K, Question: Have Offer from a Realtor to Buy property at $62K with Seller (me) financing Realtor will be asking for 3% commission for selling property, possibly towards down payment, so net say $60K (I'll make Buyer pay for other misc chgs and fees) What would be breakeven interest rate to make comparable the 2 options i)the rental versus 2) seller financed sale at $60K with $6K down and $54K financed?

If you check my post we  specialize in little equity pretty houses working with either subject to wrap or lease option acquisitionsWe basically show the seller of the cost to sell with an agent which is generally 1015% of the value of the house adhesive check commissions closing cost sellers concessions and spruce up cost to compete with other houses also holding costsThen we show them the pluses and minuses of renting it out versus doing a lease to own or subject to or a wrapDon't do the wrap or the subject to unless you can afford to make the payments on time no matter what happens to the person in the houseYou may not have a legal responsibility to make that payment if the tenant buyer or renter doesn't pay you but you got a moral obligationIf you're absolutely broke don't do wraps are subject to ever and focus on lease-option assignments where you can park at $5000 a deal stuff out of the deal

Many buyers who plan on investing in single family homes look at the rent versus purchase.