Jason Hirko Most likely still no, if water entered from roof (most possible a tore roof due to wind load), or broke a window then entered, then yes, that portion is covered.

., the property itself) is vital since, in the lender’s eyes, it is the source of repayment if the cash flow should dry-up.

They weren't able to work it out (not sure how hard they tried or even if they tried) so I invoiced B, C, and D for A's portion of the deposit, and to tell me if anything had been damaged prior to their moving in (nothing had). 

They are too high because my husband grosses more so they feel i should pay more even though a large portion goes to alimony and child support.  

Hi Lesley, I understood what you said, but that portion in bold is a result of a combination of either incompetence on the part of lenders, and/or investors buying real estate that does not cashflow, and not fannie/freddie rules. 

If I was to find them a property and the deal was to go through I would get a portion of the acquisition cost.

We would be funding the construction project but I have a lot of questions about legal ownership of the property as well as how a loan for a portion of the project might work.

So essentially, I only need 20% down on the $460k portion of the loan, which I plan on funding through a local bank.Mortgage/Taxes/Insurance/HOA Fee will be roughly $3900 per month on the $460k noteMortgage on the $400k through builder will be $2,166.66 per month.Capex will be a little lower than normal since A.

It’s vital to understand capital gains taxes as they could affect your profit margin and your decision of when to sell.

In most small MF (1-4 units) properties, one tenant's rent can cover the mortgage or a large portion of it.