Try to avoid throwing everything away.The resident can collect monthly payments until the property is purchased in full by the GNA, or can cash out and a traditional loan will be sought for GNA to finish the purchase.If there is an “owner carry” deal currently established, then subtract the remaining rehab costs as a principal payment.If the GNA is simply purchasing the property, then it needs to fall into “70% rule”.Purchase price = 70%ARV - Est rehabThis option typically leaves less money for the original homeowner, when compared to the “owner carry” structure.Allow for equity transfer to other properties in the GNA portfolio.This option might allow for the lowest cost to process everything,Bring every aspect of the property up to common standards.

After my first deal which was bought conventionally I wanted a way to maximize my remaining capital so I turned to BRRRR.

Your fiancée will have to remain the guarantor on the mortgage.

You sell the property, pay back the remaining loan balance, and pocket the (hopefully) profit, @Marc Cervantes.

No option to delete report(s) - in the new BP calculator, once a report has been created it just remains in your deck of deals analyzed. 2.

I know the books remain valid.

So I will remain rent free for as long as it takes!

These have 15 year lease term remaining and after that 4x5 renewal options with 10% increase.

My offer was just a little less and the Seller accepted someone else offer that time. 2 days back I got the message form seller mentioning that the other buyer is not performing and this deal will be available and they are asking if I want to send my back up offer.This has 5 year lease remaining and after this there are 4x5 renewal options with 10% increase My questions are...1> During the current lease term will Family Dollar continue to pay rent in this market?

For example, when you do JV's and a note liquidates, it's easy to calculate the returns and split the money between yourself and your partner.In a fund, when you have a liquidation, you need to look at how much you need to keep in reserve for ongoing company and liquidation costs for the remaining assets, including rehabs.