You do not want to a lose a good deal because you made the deal too complex for the other side to understand.Everything should be considered and there are many ways to improve a deal.

Using MY numbers, the interest would be $1561 on an almost 4 year loan. when you make improvements to the property like this, could you raise the rent?

Are you going to make any upgrades, repairs or improvements?"

I plan on leasing the property.The down payment is being funded by my partner (father) and I will be funding appliances and whatever random fixes or improvements the property will need before and during lease.I am meeting with a lawyer later this week to setup an entity.I need help understanding how purchasing a home through a entity works.

Among the problems with properties in this price/rent range is that they don't appreciate, they're management and turnover intensive and there's not a lot of chance to "improve" them and raise their value or rent.Before jumping into any more I'd look at getting some real returns out of these.

On my triplex I didn't think I would ever get rid of it because the terms required 70% LTV, significant improvements, minimum 2 years before applying to remove, and an appraisal by an appraiser with a specialty license (I was only able to locate one).

Any comments that I type are of PERSONAL opinion only, and should not be confused with professional investment advice.P.S.S Loki, you can go to the Energy Information Administration for historical oil prices.

Standing up will give you much more energy, which will be conveyed through your voice over the telephone.

I decided to get my license shortly after I purchased my first property to be more efficient and also to further understand real estate investing.

Literally, any old cabs will appear to be brand new solid wood improvements.