Although I have no doubt that it was appropriate and educational, I am not much of a book reader. 

Add in material costs...then you have your appropriate total.

Trying to find the appropriate docs for submitting an offer. 

In the commercial context, tenants will revise estoppels routinely (bigger tenants anyway), especially when they include things like item #4 which are really more appropriate in an SNDA.  

I am hoping if I find the appropriate realtor who mostly works with investors this can happen.

Posts will be made bi-weekly and dated appropriately so.

Very appropriate post for the past few weeks I've been having in my own business endeavors, and while this was based on RE investing, I think this post is appropriate for ANYBODY who is venturing into something they want to be successful at, but are facing challenges.Thanks for keeping it real and in perspective.

That way, you can set the heat appropriately for the house, and they can't crank it to 85 when you're gone.If the market can bear it, you could add in that they pay X dollars in utilities each month. 

$130,000 x 0.06=$7,800 interest annually $7,800 x 6 years=$46,800 interest over the term $46,800 + $130,000 loan balance=$176,800 total compensation (higher than the asking price)- This would allow me to have a low monthly interest payment of $640, which would free up my funds for the rehabilitation process, and it would allow Mr Lewis to obtain more than his listing price in the course of six years.

If you're a "tough" (but fair) landlord, you set the appropriate boundaries.People say that friends are the worst tenants.