I am looking for more opinions from the BP community in what decision they believe is best.

I am looking for more opinions from the BP community in what decision they believe is best.

I find it hard to believe that Chase is taking 1% of the total amount vice the outstanding balance, but it would not totally surprise me if that is the case.

(such folks are called syndicators... the highest breed of individuals who are pretty much very smart.. and know if deal makes sense or doesn't... these are the folks that are also connected with other people...... these are the folks who you want to also get in touch with and stay connected.... )  Note however.. that sometimes... relying on other folks to be the ones to give you money... just for you having your boots on the ground.... indeed can be very difficult journey... but believe me there are passionate folks out there who like to analyze deals, but do not have trustworthy individuals with boots on the ground... and looking for some sort of mutual relationship in their journey towards financial freedom..You see... it's all about the value that you provide... to others.. and reasoning as to why they should be associated with you...

You need to account for: Lawn care ($25-ish x 20-ish mows per season)Snow removal ($25-ish per plow x 20-ish plows per season)Water/Sewer: ~$240 per quarterHeating oil: Stated oil consumption in the listing is 730 gals annually - I'd confirm this with the fuel vendor if you can.

I believe the banks I talked to will do a cashout right away, they call it "delayed financing" within the first 6 months. 

I believe it's 1 mortgage loan on the house.

I believe Civil Court in Marion county covers all evictions but I will do some research there for sure.

In preparation for that moment I would recommend evaluating/analyzing the investment to better understand what is required.I believe that Opportunity Funds will present a rather large incentive to those wishing to "cash out" on their investments by selling their assets and exchanging their proceeds into a qualified opportunity fund.

@James MaI believe the figure comes from $100,000 * 10% / 12 months.