Sorry to say we were not able to continue with their education because it was a bit costly, but I was very excited to come across this forum.

As our site's traffic has continued to climb, I'm sure many of you have noticed that things have been running a bit slowly here.

Because someday the P & I will be paid off where as the T & I is a continual expense for as long as you own the property.You seem very experienced with cash flow analysis, thanks for your insight.

My search . . . or negotiation with the seller continues.

The unit remains "available" until the deposit is paid (in other words, I continue to show and accept backup applications, although I do not process them until the first applicants deadline passes.

I'll probably continue to lurk before posting, because I'm pretty sure all of the things I'm wondering have been asked already.

We will continue to work on it to improve the experience for everyone.Thank you all for your feedback.

I am sure they have a similar lease as I I had, which stated that after the 1 year if not renewed then occupancy would be continue month to month thereafter. what is the time frame a landlord must give a tenant to vacate in this situation?

ARV lending and other sources of private money are the last frontiers for 100% financing, expect for these sources to take on more relevance as the subprime, high LTV/low doc, investor financing sectors continue to evaporate.

I guess one option is for me to live in the last unit for 2 years to get the 250k tax-free bonus, and meanwhile use a equity line against the unit to continue investing.Andy