So for a very hypothetical and generic example:Purchase Price: $100K ($20K Down) / Closing Costs + Misc: $5K / Rehab: $10K = Total Cash of $33KIf the property rents at the 1% rule, or $1,000 month and your able to cash flow $200 month, you'd be splitting profits 60/40 let's say with your FIL.

Total investment is $415,000.

For total passiveness: bonds, stocks, etfs, notes, syndicationOwning rentals is not entirely passive.

Kannapolis has a totally revitalized town square, and a massive research park downtown that is establishing themselves as a medical research authority in the region with very low prices to accommodate investment.Waxhaw has some of the best (if not the best) public schools in the Southeast.

Technically this violates the due on sale clause (a clause saying that the total loan amount is due once the owner is switched), but I have never heard of a bank actually taking action on this.

I had a slow start but started ramping up my investing in 2017 and since then have purchased three rental properties for a total of 6 additional doors since that time. 

We figure we will be able to charge $900/month per side ($1800 total) but also do not know the first thing about becoming a landlord or where to find tenants.

I totally agree that older buildings can take more time.

This amount, has been less than 1800 dollars in total deposits over the last 30 days.My downpayment will be somewhere around 93k for the primary residence.My question, is will the underwriter look at these funds coming in, even if they are small compared to the overall downpayment and deny the loan?

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