Let me know if you or someone you know might be interested.Loan Requested:$40,000 (secured by a second deed of trust)Interest Only Rate: 8%Total Loan to ARV (After Repair Value): 76%Loan Length: 6 MonthsMonthly Payments: $267Total Interest Paid Up to 6 Months: $1,600 (plus the principle of $40k back then; if money returned earlier, it'll be however many months the money is out)Is this a good deal?

"As-is" verbiage from the listing leads me to believe that some type of repairs would need to be accomplished though there are current tenants with rental agreements that extend for another year.

I am paying a landscaping company, have repair and maintenance on staff and paying a management company as well.

Now, if you want immediate options I suggest looking into seller financing to help you finance the property and use the money you do have for repairs.

HelloFrom what I understand, with no experience in real estate investing, mobile homes only depreciate and that banks don’t see them as having any increase in value after repairs.

The ICA also clearly spells out why the party being hired is not an employee for legal and tax purposes.Scope of Work DocumentThe Scope of Work provides a detailed list of all of the repairs that need to be completed on the project.

You do the least expensive and the easiest to repair when the tenants or others do damage.

Bought my house (was a foreclosure and did cosmetic repairs and roof etc. 

@Glenn Primack I would assert that without knowing the coverage terms and carrier quality we can't know if the policy is a good deal or not; all we know is that it is a cheap price! 

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