Hello,Is there a way to plug in two different sources of funding with different interest rates and amortization into the calculators?

If you keep plugging away, you will eventually get something.

For someone who is pretty skeptical it was easy to spot the “sales” plugs and easy to say no.

The original irrigation system appears to be plugged, however the foundation is leaking where the plumbing is embedded in the concrete. 

I guess I need to find out what she is willing to sell it for and plug it in a calculator to see how bad I really want this place.

I've been using the rental property analysis calculator and when I plug the expense numbers in and calculate it out I'm almost always cashflow negative, whereas if I use the 50% rule I'm usually cashflow positive. 

If I piece together what you've told me and plug it into this calculator, I get some pretty outstanding returns on investment.

If you learn creative financing you won’t ever need to kiss the banks butt !

Water overflowing from the sink basin can only happen if it were plugged either intentionally (drain stopper) or unintentionally (food/dishes). 

Not really a material defect in itself, but a lot of people just don’t put in the extra maintenance like they should, this stuff ALWAYS needs a good coat of paint, caulking at the nail holes and butt joints, and those things just get put off or ignored because people don’t know better.