We consider it at 125% of face value.So we treat $1000 of tax free income the same as $1250 of W2 taxable income.Something else you could consider, that we as lenders do not consider, is that her retirement income is probably more stable than typical W2 income.

@Matt Katsaris - it depends on the area, but typically you are right, the MLS is not a good source for rental comps at all.

So, essentially, you would be acting as an unlicensed contractor.

Typically, I have the termite company do any chemical treatments and I have my guys repair any framing, etc as I can do it cheaper than their bids.

And this is with heavy traffic typically between 100 and 50 and 210 men who obviously don't care about the floor.

Joe Garvin the active duty commander ordered a mandatory evacuation for the entire base except for the essential personal on Thursday.

When one tenant moves out occupancy drops to 0%, risk of break ins & typically lowest ROI.MF Pros.

If you take the $1,66MM debt at apply a more typical commercial mortgage scenario (5% fixed for 5-7 years on with either 20 or 25 year amortization) yo get monthly debt payments of either $9,704 or $10,995.  

@Austin Mack I may not be understanding your question, but the only time you'll typically "use" your SSN will be when qualifying for a loan, which is... pretty darn important, for most investors.

Typically, that would be 8-10% of revenue.