I might even sign a release reserving the right to buy at my price if the brother doesn't buy and retain full title only in his name and maintain possession for x years, that might change the brothers attempts to make a buck by cutting you out or turning it into a rental, etc.

If your real tenant buyer actually exists and actually pays the rent, I'll take a cut of it.

I know i get a cut somewhere along the lines.

Big Daddys has each set of booths with electric cut offs no electricity during the week, before 8.30 ish and off 4ish on weekends.

They shouldn't get a cut of the sales profit.Loans on houses you're living in are subject to more regulation than pure fix and flips.

I have a friend who has rentals and had the steel chimney taken out of a roof when he was having it re-roofed.

But higher end tiled backsplash and laminate countertop looks odd.If you can get a higher rent with a minor kitchen upgrade I would go for:(1) Wrap the countertop in stainless steel sheets.(2) Backsplash.(3) Cabinet pulls.

Congratulations, Denver, for making the cut with our 80218 zip code!

Now, it is entirely possible that a bank would cut you off at some point because they've reached some limit for what one person can borrow.Your example, Bryce, is why I would really advocate sitting with your banker and saying "please help me work through these calculations".

I still have yet to cut my teeth on filling a vacancy, but hey that is a good thing, I think it means I picked a good property.Looking forward to learning from you all,Mike