These properties are mostly in B and C neighborhoods.

for instanceyou just say offer A is all cashoffer B is half down and you carry a note.Offer C is what ever else you can dream up.most of us that have been doing this for any number of years will write mutiple choice offers often if we are not paying cash or going for a wrap or seller contract type thing. 

Back (B) Unit had extensive foundation damage causing multiple cracks in the slab (as much as 2 inches wide) that also extended into the Front (A) Unit, and sloping at the back right corner that could be both seen and felt when walking through the kitchen.

Back (B) Unit had extensive foundation damage causing multiple cracks in the slab (as much as 2 inches wide) that also extended into the Front (A) Unit, and sloping at the back right corner that could be both seen and felt when walking through the kitchen.

Hope y’all doing well, God Bless, Andy B from WV

The primary reason for delay was this process:(a) contact attorney, get him lease and applicable info(b) attorney contact process server, send him demand letter(c) process server schedules and then executes service(d) process server sends paperwork back to attorney(e) court date is made based on attorney's availabilityThe third we did ourselves. 

Then company B strength are tax reporting and creating invoicing.

Credit line from (a) Salary (b) Credit score (c) Liquid assetsQuestion #1: Establishing a credit line on liquid assetsHow do I use my liquid assets to establish a credit line?

Could you potentially buy a single family home with extra bedrooms in a solid B neighborhood and rent out the extra rooms? 

@AP Horvath cap rate is going to have quite a degree of variance depending on multiple factors, 3 primary variables being:Asset class type (A, B, C, D)Property condition (turnkey vs value add)Location (especially with property taxes here)Again, it varies on the factors above and if you are calculating your cap rate via purchase price model or projected price model.