Just a note on rent income, it's good to cross check the number on rent-o-meter, but also try to call local property managers and see what is their assessment of that area.

Purchase price: $18,000,000 Arbor,36 months I/O, 3.75%, 3/18/22, 30yr amortization

Purchase price: $18,000,000 Arbor,36 months I/O, 3.75%, 3/18/22, 30yr amortization

I remember hearing that about deleting the survey exception w/o requiring without a survey. 

@Susan O., a disregarded entity for the purchase would be fine. 

Quote from @Susan O.: Quote from @Kevin Sobilo: @Susan O., it isn't appropriate for you to even ask for that info until closing.Since the seller doesn't have that info to give to you, just approach the tenants AFTER CLOSING and ask for it.

Good evening, 
Hypothetically speaking, If there was a college student (Mechanical Engineering Major) who had about $35k in his savings, no debt, one semester of school left, and was looking to invest in something be...

I am 55 y/o and my husband is 50, so we are highly motivated to scale as quickly as possible adhering to wisdom and safety protocols.I am looking for some direction and guidance?

Hello John,Rates will not be coming down o soon,  expectation is mid 2023. 

The state licensing fee is peanuts, but its the various dues and fees (to NAR, to the MLS and potentially more than one, your E&O, etc.).