3br/ 1 brm - 63K/ 10% down owner moving out of town claims that it can rented out for $900-1000 easy. lets be conservative and say it rents for $800.i would need to finance the place with a high 8% loan.my monthly would be about:$416/ loan$160/ assoc fees$73/ mo taxes_______________$649$6300/ %10 down$1200 for closing cost-$700 seller is putting in.------------------------------$6800 investment/ ConC return $1812 %26 percentdoes this sound good at all?

It kind of concerned me that it was so easy.

I have easy access to Charlotte, NC as well as (GROWING DAILY) Greensboro, NC.

Lots of investment opportunities here too for anyone that is interested :)I'd just like to buy my first house, but it isn't easy :(

those that get into rei but then drop off - they weren't ready and the truth is, they probably never will.i don't care who you are, if you think or say that rei is "easy", that's just ridiculous.

It really sucks when you have an easy 15K or 20K sitting on the table, and the deal slips through your fingers.Actually I learned some strong lessons about this when I did my first apartment rehab.

Charles,It may simply be that your ad lacks a fun, easy list of all of the benefits of your particular rental.Unfortunately, Weichart doesn't really have much motivation because they don't stand to make a lot of money off of your one rental.

I can basically only look at multi-units since the swedish laws makes it very easy to get a loan for one-unit/family houses and these are really hard to rent out - the result is that people who can afford to rent one-unit houses always buy 'em.I know, and understand the basics of cash flow valuation models and that net income is most important.

Finding note buyers can be as easy as doing an internet search and networking.

I'm gutting out every place I buy, just for inspection and easy wiring and plumbing work, which contractor like better anyways, but you also can see the work done, and not get riped off..