Clear you calculator, now enter the payment, or your numbers work out to be 716.43 on a 20 year amortization.

When I was in the military, we used to have a routine called simply "Blanket".

If so, maybe you could work out a refi and get 600 to 700K and let the properties pay your debt, keep the tax advantages, use your cash...etc.

Actually all three have basically avoided answering me and just kept telling me they would see "what they could work out".

That is one reason I don't do the short sales and bandit sign routine.

While some Indian schools are now some of the best in the world (from what I have heard/seen), for many years well-off Indian families would routinely send their kids around the world to good schools; in my experience, those students excelled far beyond the typical American college graduate.Again, no proof of causation and just empirical evidence, but it's all I have

Hi Tracy,Have you thought about getting a "Good" maintenance man to do all of the routine maintenance?

I have looked at many distressed houses around our area recently, my focus is flipping single family residential w/ a backup plan to rent it out if things doesn't work out.

i would think you don't get to depreciate it since you don't own it, but that wuold be a better question to ask your cpa--i'm no expert.....as far as the insurance, it's whatever yall work out....withthe property i just sold like this, i added the buyesr as a second mortgagee on my insurance policy for their downpayment amount.

The way these credit tenant triple net leases work out, 100% financing would usually result in a negative cash flow for the property owner.