Perhaps one or two window AC's (if the electrical system can handle them) would be all you need to satisfy potential Tenants.

If you are trying to assume a mortgage, you should be aware of the due on sale clause and the impact it can have on the process.Some lenders may choose to allow an assumption of the mortgage without calling the loan due and payable if they are satisfied with the financial situation of the new borrower.

I am looking for investment properties for myself as well as my clients, and there is little inventory that would satisfy the 1% rule of thumb.

I have already completed 4 deals with my team and am satisfied with the outcome. 3 rehab rentals and 1 flip. 

Conveying title to the buyer without satisfying the mortgage might create a defect in title.An LOI is not mutually protective, the MIA is. 

Will be staying for a year to satisfy the loan requirement. used a portfolio lender so only had to put down 10.5% with no PMI, however had to close a 37K gap from loan and assessment.

There are 2 other criteria to satisfy for a high ratio insured loan (CMHC, etc). 

Yes, I found 2 buildings in the same area that satisfy my rent price, purchase price, HOA / tax / insurance formula.  

Some colleges also offer a principles of real estate course that satisfies the real estate license requirements and may be offered online as well.

Originally posted by @Toan Le:Dan K.Around 30%I would do it if you are satisfied with the amount of cash you receive at closing.