They signed their 1 year lease only at initial occupancy.

So my advice was tailored to his experience.It's very clear Centroescondido that you do NOT understand the less legitimate issues of newer investors being able to cover a negative NOI for years, but 95% of investors aren't positioned to pay out tens of thousands of dollars initially and then several hundred or thousand dollars every month for five years while they wait for downtown to materialize.Also, I never claimed that there was not momentum downtown.

However, you owe on the initial mortgage in which you are the payee, so you can not sell that as you do not own that.Are you just looking to increase your monthly cashflow?

However on the surface it certainly would appear that way.I'm certain that you spend a large sum of money each year advertising to attract customers to your agency and I congratulate you on the job you did as I was initially attracted to your agency.

You have, if memory serves me, 45 days after the sale of your home to designate up to 3 potential properties you will buy, and the purchase must be completed within 180 days of the initial sale of your home.Another option, if you are a qualified investor, is to do a 1031 Tenancy In Common (TIC) exchange.

We didn't have anything to rollover, so we're only working with initial funding of $8,000 each for 2006 and 2007.I'm currently reading up on tax liens and tax deeds in order to grow the accounts.

Although, a question has arose through these initial conversations.I have had both realtors ask me if I have been pre-approved for a mortgage?

He wants a initial fee of $495.00 upfront in the form of a check which will not be cashed until I agree to use his services to acquire the property.

after they give them the initial courtesy call, they throw it out to everyone.

By doing so, you have some idea of what price range you looking at.When looking at pre-construction projects as investment opportunities, I’ve noted that most “Hard Money” lenders state that they want Verified Assets (6 months Principal, Interest, Taxes, & Insurance) when qualifying for 100% financing.