Leverage boosts returns. 

Although I run a fund that does a lot of non-performing loans and flips in the Midwest and Southeastern US, my wife is in a partnership with someone else that will probably do more than 50 flips in the Tampa Bay area this year.

I am hoping some note investors might be able to share some insight as to how they might value a performing note and what they would offer to acquire it.Stats: $650,000 - Property Value$458,000 - Property Purchase Price$418,235 - Original Loan Balance$391,941 - Unpaid Loan Balance376 months - Term remaining (420 months starting term - note has never been delinquent or in default)4.042% - Interest Rate$1,862.88 - monthly paymentAny advice on how to look at the deal would be great as I am primarily a multifamily investor and not as familiar regarding the nuances of note investing. 

But an extra 7,000 a year could only help by boosting those other investments with more capital.

What do you use to perform a market analysis?

You may need an Architect to perform a feasibility study if the codes are complicated.

Its continued growth is inevitable and will likely out perform most residential real estate REIT's. 

Plus, business bank accounts can be used to verify the legitimacy of your business when it comes time to apply for a business credit card or a business loan.Helps with your asset's performance -- Keeping separate finances gives you a clearer picture of how your business is performing.

Background/credit check, call their last two landlords, call their employer (to verify income and to ask about performance), and make your standards very clear.

Project management is another discusion but  it is a large indirect factor into why low income properties perform poorly.