personally I would tell them that rather then supries him with notice to move out whenever it goes in to contract it might make more sense have him look for a new place now and then he can move out on his schedule rather then need to hussle to find a place when you go under contract

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@Cris LarreoUpen is correct.The answer is you'll need a portfolio lender with a long amortization schedule (to keep the payment low) and a short prepay (no more than 3 years with the option to buy it down to 1).PM me and I'll point you in the right direction.Stephanie

Closing is scheduled beginning of May.

@Chris Masoncall scheduled with WF UW at 3pm... waiting to see what he has to say....This is all math...

In Late 2015, i had to buy a new HVAC which meant that in addition to depreciating my house, i started depreciating my HVAC on a 27.5 year schedule. in 4/2016, renters moved out and I moved back in 9/2016 after unsuccessfully being able to rent it.

Seems like a hassle unless you had a pick up schedule built in as a lease addendum.

Pretty standard apartment inside and out.Rent in the area according to rentometer for single beds is $640 so it's on the low side and with the old original appliances and cabinets and stuff, has upside potential.I was thinking of offering 380k to start and subject to financing, with inspection contingency, request a schedule e (he showed us numbers from his accounting software already but to be safe of course,) and estoppel certifs.Income 52kExp 14kNOI 58k~Rents- 525-575My broker said he'd go 390k max but he said he thinks it would be a good buy to hold for cashflow and rehab units for higher rent. 

The property is scheduled for auction in late April however I intend to get it paid off and under contract before the auction.

This will enable you to set the heating and cooling in your home so it works in conjunction with your schedule and you won’t have to make the adjustment on your own.