For a condo, if you pull equity out of yours, and want to buy it as an LLC, you will have a tough time finding lenders to close the gap on the debt portion.

Sounds like you have the insurance portion shored up.

@Tony F.You may be eligible to exclude a portion of the gain on sale of a personal residence.

Bridge financing from The Tulsa Real Estate Fund and Crowdfunding for the Equity portion How did you add value to the deal?

Have you included everything in your expense portion of the cash flow analysis: property tax, insurance, replacing roof, AC, water heater, etc...?

I might paint the trim around the door to match the siding on the 2nd story portion of the home.My 2nd choice would be a tan to match the siding in the 2nd story portion of the home. 

Only the portion that is the rental. 

Detroit, of all places, is making a big comeback in a small portion of the city, near downtown.Since you are already in Cleveland, I'd stick to that region, because it will create some efficiencies to be in one location. 

Hi all, in seller financing, are interest payments calculated the same way as in a mortgage (where a high portion of the initial monthly payments are for interest and a smaller portion initially for principal payments)?

I got fantastic tenants for the ADU and I still currently live in the main home portion with my fiancée who is a real estate agent.Right now I am hoping to expand my portfolio but am having trouble finding the right strategy/loan.