Sounds like you enjoy flipping.Yeah, I think I'm probably best suited to flipping right now because of the rehab/remodel skill set I currently have, which even itself is limited. 

Hi everyone I'm curious to everyone's opinion of the United States economy/dollar and its relation and effect to the rental market if the federal reserve don't raise rates and eventually collapse the dollar.For those that currently have rental investments, I'm curious to your thoughts and plans for such events, and what do you think will happen to mortgage loans if money is still financed, and renters?

Check out the podcast if you haven't already, there are several great episodes on effective marketing. 

@Tracy Royce  in this business if your doing any volume your dealing with one or two of these a year.Always tough.. although what I finanally learned is that it rarely gets better you just need to bite the bullit and follow the letter of the law.NOt sure about protected class. but I have one right now in my market that could go that way.it took me 18 months to close and it was my first suit for specific performance in 42 years in the business... phase two is to move this person out.its a city lot the house was so bad I paid over 60k in city code enforcement fines to close escrow. that's just the fines folks..

I didn't have the cash on hand to get started so my wife and I put our house on the market because we had a lot of equity tied up in it and decided a less expensive house would suit our needs.

If I take $180k (a possible original loan amount) and plug it into a financial calculator for a 30 year fixed and 3.875% rate, it says the P&I payment is $846.If I tell it to pretend the P&I payment is $200 higher, $1046, and ask it to spit out the effective current interest rate, it spits out 5.715%.If I suppose that you've had this house for 3-5 years and don't want to go back to year one of 30, then you can look at a 25 year fixed.

Your property might be better suited to someone looking to move to the country vs living in the city.

What kind of effect would this have on rental prices for detached homes in the area?

While blunt it was effective and I used it to guide my own investing over the years.

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