The seller is 85 and 'doesn't have any additional funds' per their realtor (she was living in the bottom half and renting out the top).

So if you purchased a cash neutral financed buy n hold RE investment in San Diego a year ago with 80% LTV (20% down) you would have had ROI of near 50%.  

(Use the bottom number that THEY have given you and create a purchase price range.Subtract 25% from their offer to get to your range bottom.)Range offer amount:_________________Walk through date:___________________Walk through time:___________________Call day before and confirm walk through.

Bottom line, I'm confused about what should be used and need some help.Would greatly appreciate any help you can offer.

Take that car to the car wash and clean it top to bottom.

I am buying a duplex, I plan on living in the bottom unit while renting out the top unit.

Bottom line... if this is a small percentage of your flip portfolio, and you want to roll the dice, do it.

Ok this ones for the season investors that at one point had to start from the bottom no one helping them.

That will cut your bottom and top line, especially if you only own a 2-4 family.Though OOS is very much debated here, I do think it’s something real NYC investors should consider.

I do this up front.All NY recs are at the bottom of my long ad. 1sr is must be long term tenant, typical is multi years.