The thought came to mind to ask this question because I've had my personal washing machine and dishwasher both have problems about 2 weeks ago, and I have successfully fixed the washer with a $35 part from Amazon (after watching a few youtube videos), and the part for the dishwasher has still to come in.

Here’s a thought experiment for you: Owner buys Blackacre on day 1 for $100.

I would be prepared for 6 months and tell your lender to expect this, or more.]  

Wow, I thought that California was all for the ADUs to reduce housing pressure!

The owner, who I happen to know and have thought about approaching about selling, has terminal cancer and has about 20 units altogether that he wants to dispose of.

You have to be prepared to really push yourself to extract the maximum potential value. 

My thought is that it will take you very long to recoup the new driveway with 3 parking spaces with the little increased rent you'll receive.

Some investors cringe at the thought of getting a loan, which they call debt, while others cringe at the thought of spending a dime of their own money, and finance 100% of the property, which they call leverage.And then there's plenty of us in between the 2 extremes.

Open to suggestion and also curious to hear of anyone doing creative finance deals when there's an FHA mortgage in place.Here's my thoughts:- Offer him $1,000 to accept the agreement, which is about a $2,000-$3,000 swing from what he would make[lose] if he were to go to market.

You can remove access or add access per channel.Will the other companies be prepared to use it with your deals?