Ideally, you could negotiate with the seller to carry a first-position note instead of second, or even offer them a higher price to make this work.

Tags: Kenosha Wisconsin fsbo agent realtor  Legally you were never expected or bound to offering the commission.Now you can simply only pay the selling agent, and the buyers agent has to inform the buyer that they might have to pay - in an ideal world....The risk of not offering to pay the buyer side is the buyer can tell their buyers agent to skip houses where they would have to put out for the commission, it may result in less offers on your home.It is now ultimately up to the seller, but in a for sale by owner.... you are not signing any listing agreement with a listing agent so, again the buyer's agent would need to pay the agent.If you are an agent selling your own home off-market FSBO, check your state laws on disclosure etc.

Nice house, but it sits on a corner lot and lacks an ideal backyard.

This is ideal for investors with multiple properties or self-employed individuals, as it allows them to qualify based on the cash flow of the asset rather than personal tax returns or W-2s.2.

I'm working with the City of Kansas City on determining the highest and best use, which will hopefully lead to building 1-3 new multi-family structures (ideally duplex, triplex, or quadplex).

Ideally- would love to be in C+ or better, cash flow is not a priority but also don’t want to be negative.  

Ideally, I'd put more towards my principle faster if I have the cash.- Once I get 20% equity in the property, use another FHA loan to buy and live in another multi-family property then rent out both sides of my first duplex leading that to positive cash flow.- Repeat..Am I on the right track? 

@Nicholas L.An ideal situation for me would be to househack a triplex but I’m not finding anything like that at the moment so I figured I could at least start to build some equity and cashflow with the condos in the meantime.

The owner is here on Bigger Pockets, although 5 days before tax day is not the ideal time to reach out to a tax professional.

I understand these numbers can vary depending on financing, market conditions, and other factors, so I’d appreciate any insights based on different scenarios:All-Cash Deal: If this were an all-cash transaction, what multiples or IRR would you consider acceptable or ideal?