Four bedrooms, three full baths, basement, deck, patio -- it was a townhouse.

That is only 3 weeks per year, so the property is going to have to running very high occupancy in order to meet that 15 day min.Here are some other criteria that lenders will look at when considering a property.Minimum of "x" square feet In proximity to vacation/resort area Separate Kitchen Space, Bathroom and Living Area/Bedroom Kitchen to be equipped for food preparation Voluntary rental poolsFinally, with the real estate market undergoing a bit of an adjustment there likely will be more information available on default or foreclosures in the upcoming year.

Living room, go to lowes and get 58 cent per foot carpet, bedrooms, stairways, I paint, but that is just me.

I thought about creating an excel sheet that contained the address, square feet, number of bedrooms, baths.. what else should I note down when looking at other properties?

I'm looking at a house that the previous owner added a 4th bedroom by closing off the garage.

Granted this is expensive money 12 to 13% on the first lien but, I turned to the MLS and ran a report of high end properties that had been on the market for and extended period of time and the sellers have already expressed a willingness to allow creative financing.

They are 3 bedroom (large), 1 bath, with offstreet parking and a nice fenced in yard with a stream in the back....traffic is high, but there is a scheduled road change which would make this street quiet as can be....Also whats the best way to fund this?

Trying to be creative and not to miss some opportunities I see passing me by...Thanks.

I really don't want the deal to fall through so I've been kicking around some ideas in my head as how to creatively get it done.

I earn my bread as a Realtor but definitely have a more creative RE mindset then a typical real estate agent.