This puts your loan outside of residential consumer protection which is why Foreign National Loans are a bit niche.

Just a thought - it may be too time consuming.

I'd be modest in your pricing.

It is far more time consuming, but can be done.

What if they have two car payments, and credit card amd other consumer debt?

After Ifinished typing my post above the other night, I found myself logically going toward option 2 more, since it seemed cleanest, and it allowed for a complete separation of the assets consumed by each tenant, in order to track the depreciation independently of one another.At this point, I know I can make the final depreciation amountscome out the way I want them to, however what I was confused about is, what is the most acceptable practice in the industry for achieving that?

im just being modest. a good wholesaler will flip 4+ per mo an average of 10k per deal. woman lie, men lie, numbers don't.

But if you're expecting the value to rise maybe a modest 2% per year, you're looking at about a 20% increase in property value.

It just does not serve that purpose.It is not a fee that a consumer is paying to "get" the loan.

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