Hey everyone I was wondering if any investors in my area would be willing to mentor on there own time or even just teach some real world knowledge from time to time I'd be happy to exchange my time doing unwanted task for yours.

Basically like a partnership.

So basically the future value appraisal gives the bank a budget to work with that allows them to finance your renovations, then gets wrapped into one final mortgage upon completion.

They will always offer the basic 30 year and 15 year fixed, along with maybe one version of an ARM (the safest one, that most people chose).If you want something more diverse, than a broker can locate a lender that offers multiple ARM loans (3, 5, 7 or 10 year ARMs) or a loan term such as a 23 year fixed (this is handy for people that want to refinance but not extend their loan term).

I'llmention a few basics.1.

If the return on the capital tied up in the property was not yielding the required return, estimating and including the appreciation, then out the door it goes.Condition: I didn't want repairs or constant maintenance, the property had to be rentable without much improvement needed, if more improvements were needed, then that work was basically placed at risk in leasing.

Basically the park would need to be redeveloped.

Detroit is an example of a rust belt city and it doesn't have money for basic public services.

Basic version is free.

I now have a great foundation of knowledge and my courses in AZ covered the basics of financing, property management, the different career fields in real estate and in addition I had that added bonus of having an investor as an instructor which was priceless!