Build.com sometimes have refurbished ones with a full warranty at greatly reduced prices.

I've listed them in my profile but, being new here, I am not yet comfortable publicly posting the financials.

Granted the second option is more risky, but risk does come with reward.Use this to your advantage if you are in need of funding (I'm not sure if you do or not) and show potential investors that you can reduce risk in favor of being able to get all their investment back (using refi) and then have constant cashflow for a long time.Hope this helps,Andrew 

Also, just in case, I would not include addresses on public posts like this. 

Assume that $125k is the sale price, reduced by $10k closing costs down to $115k.You only have a gain if your adjusted sale price is above $150k - $20k = $130k. 

There are a lot of programs for teachers, police, nurses, public service people. 

One location where I was buying had escalating property taxes, which reduced my cash flow.  

Paying off some or all of your properties may not make you the most money but it reduces your risk.

It sold for 1.6 million 2 years ago and on market now for 1.2, and reduced to 900k.

Trusts create this anonymity by removing your name from public record.