I'm not one who believes you need to follow the 2 percent rule but less than 1 percent would not be something I'd consider.

I have another renter for the buildings empty space that will cover the payment and its has about 32% percent equity in the building.

It would appear you will cash flow close to $200.00 using the 50 percent rule at a quick glance.

Ignore the possible problems for the target market for your real estate investments may be a fatal mistake.From an article released today, August 16, 2013:Real weekly earnings fell a half percent in July alone, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as hourly wages dropped 0.2 percent and the average workweek shrank by 0.3 percent.

I grew up out in the sticks of Missouri and had all the chickens, goats, and other farm animals I need for a lifetime.

But you must learn how to deal with this with a smile on your face, an up beat tone in your voice, and the goal of a positive resolution.80 percent occupancy is a possible red flag revealing some type of problems.

Every adult - every single one including you - has or will have a financial bump during their lifetime.

The only basis for the article title appears to be this sentence:"RealtyTrac recently put out a report that said more than 50 percent of June home sales in Nevada, Florida and New York were all cash.

Marie Poe the home is in good shape in a good neighborhood A couple of the walls may need sheet rock up dating because of a crack in it I have a copy of the homeowners lifetime warranty for foundation work but no visible foundation needed except those 2 small cracks I mentioned...my thought about owner finance was not for the seller/ homeowner to finance to the buyer.

(b) The maximum rate or amount of interest is 10 percent a year except as otherwise provided by law.