I would guess 15-20% down payment would be required.

Our software (streamline PMS) can grant multiple users access to owner blocks, calendar, payments, etc

here are some questions for you:are you saving up for a down payment, on either a primary or a rental?

On your profile put your location. 1-Get a great Realtor. 2-Get a great Contractor3- look at properties. 4-Save your down payment money 5- Get your credit rating cleaned up.

Seller basically drafts up a contract and decides on a rate and term to calculate a monthly payment.

Solar has financing that is zero down and mostly results in a lower monthly payment than you were paying your utility.

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(Max vacated rents - your monthly mortgage payment) = +/- net cashflow.

My wife suggested an every-week payment plan of 250.00 a week to catch up.

I think they recently lowered the down payment requirements for owner-occupied multi fams.