Regardless of the health risks involved in untrained people trying to work with lead, asbestos, or mold there are laws in place that carry large fines for violating them.

The investor has carrying costs (mortgage payment, property taxes, utilities, insurance) so that has to be accounted for.4.

With that being said, @Eric Carr is definitely on the right track.

@Frederick Tee I try to line up my carry out lending when I'm purchasing the property (that way I know at the same time I can qualify for both loans). 

(interrupted)Me: You are paying $210k.......PHASE 4Mom: I don't want to have to do anything and I don't want to have to carry a gun to visit one of the houses you were talking about buying.Me: You will be buying the houses turnkey and have a property manager who is currently managing 1,000+ houses in Indy...

leverage my self and then carry the debt until it is paid off (or maybe never paid off).

A cop there told me about several props around the area acouple weeks agoand on monday while I was in the office offered to showed me one he thought I could get cheap he said "The owners didn't have much luck renting it " and so we went and I had a short talk with the wife who said something like " In that area no one pays rent and they just tear your place up" haven't met her husband yet he was at work Wonder if they will carry it?

However, any member-specific basis adjustments resulting from § 754 elections made prior to the technical termination carry over from the "old" LLC to the "new" LLC (IRC § 1.743-1(d)).

This  may be more of a "in theory" question but if borrow all of the downpayment and the owners carry the rest, is that considered a 100% leveraged deal?

I am also applying for a carry permit for a weapon and talking to friends who are neighbors.