my recommendation is you negotiate the best terms you can get but recognize that the tenants have the upper hand.

I got a job at Sears and bought a fixer-upper with a no-doc loan -- 0% down, 7% interest only 5/1ARM 30y first and 13% fixed second with a 15 year balloon.   

For a lot of fixer upper homes, my offer, using an renovation loan, often loses out to lower offer cash buyers. 

My markets are very difficult I'm finding, even when looking at potential fixer-uppers, the numbers just don't work.

We converted the upper story of the 3 car garage to a 2/2 and a part of the lower level to a studio. 

Hi, Marquette Michigan the upper peninsula.

Would you  recommend a platform that would allow me to pay to have it postedthanks for the information btw When you go to Zillow, put in your address and in the upper right corner you have "edit, save, share & more", click on more and then a drop down menu has 'claim as your home'. 

The upper unit $1,000 and lower unit $700Thank you so much for your advice.

There are a lot of factors that go into but are you looking at properties that are turn key vs fixer uppers?

t ton money to lose, and have a thick upper lip knowing that if it does well, you will receive some money.