Incorrect.

If you can find some factual mistakes, like incorrect zoning, site size or inconsistencies in the report.

I suggest you contact a local mortgage officer to verify the you only have to live in the property for a year (I recall the term being longer, but it could vary state-by-state or I could just be remembering incorrectly).  

I'm not sure if some of the assumptions in this picture are incorrect or no good due to "fraudulent transfers," or some other reason that I'm not aware of.

National carriers, like State Farm, was almost double that.There was one quirk with NREIG.  

Campus submarkets always have their own unique quirks.

Id like to re-invest that $700 into a direct marketing campaign.I must be doing something incorrectly...looking to download some related podcast as I will be driving quite a bit this weekend, when I search BP for Direct Marketing, or Yellow Letters nothing (0) comes up on the left side bar for Podcast...I know there has to be a half dozen or so...how do I determine what show numbers are focused on Direct marketing campaigns? 

I made only a general comment on the APR, and did not offer any formulas or calculations for it.He wasn't asking about a consumer loan, and I believe his question was about actual simple interest cost, not APR, although he (most likely incorrectly, and not meaning to) used that term.Thanks,Joffrey

Each program has it's own little quirks on things.If you want to apply for one you can call or email me at the info below, or PMJoe

Please correct me if I have anything incorrect, that will be highly appreciate.Following will be the numbers and detail.Purchase price: $275,000EGI: $51,340 (this area rents about $400-$500 1bed/1bath)OE: $25,896 (50.44% of the EGI)NOI: $25,444DS: $17,285 (30yrs @ 6.8%)CADS: $8,159CAP rate: 9.25%CROI: 14.83%DSCR: 1.47I am trying to make this deal in to a seller finance for at least 10%, but I am not sure how most investors do that.Thanks all,