leverage my self and then carry the debt until it is paid off (or maybe never paid off).

A cop there told me about several props around the area acouple weeks agoand on monday while I was in the office offered to showed me one he thought I could get cheap he said "The owners didn't have much luck renting it " and so we went and I had a short talk with the wife who said something like " In that area no one pays rent and they just tear your place up" haven't met her husband yet he was at work Wonder if they will carry it?

However, any member-specific basis adjustments resulting from § 754 elections made prior to the technical termination carry over from the "old" LLC to the "new" LLC (IRC § 1.743-1(d)).

This  may be more of a "in theory" question but if borrow all of the downpayment and the owners carry the rest, is that considered a 100% leveraged deal?

I am also applying for a carry permit for a weapon and talking to friends who are neighbors.

Once the the insurance company I was working with realized I live out of state, and that they wouldn't be able to also carry my auto policy, the prices skyrocketed from ~$2,000/year to ~$9,000/year, which would put me upside down on the property I am looking to purchase.Does anyone know what is causing this, other ways to pursue out of state insurance, or insurance companies that would be interested in this type of risk without an auto loan?

Get the seller to carry, buy the 4-plex and use the rents to pay the mortgage."

thanks for the post Carrie.

I'm getting some offers at asking if I'll carry paper.

I know an investor around here with about 50 properties all paid off and he self insures, meaning he doesn't carry any insurance.