Landlords can still terminate a rental agreement if the renter otherwise violates the agreement or does something illegal on the property.Moreover, HB 4401 includes funding for landlords from Oregon Housing and Community Services in order to help pay back up to 80 percent of owed rental income.

Detached Structures: for other buildings on the property (ie. sheds & detached garages)Again, there is normally an included limit of that is a percent of the building limit.

I get 5 to 10 percent more in rent that I would from market tenants. 

But don't refuse leverage forever in certain times it might make sense to refi for more cash for the next deal or you might come across something bigger than a duplex that's a deal of a lifetime, pay 50% down and get a loan to get the deal done, just pay it off quick and get back to the strategy.Good luck!

they generally have a lifetime warranty here but those are only as good as the company that installed them. 

You might end up with zero dollars in the deal making infinite percent if that’s what’s important to you. 

I am hearing rates from credit unions in the 3.75 percent range and I’m not really interested in paying more than 5 percent.

It has a 20-mil wear layer, and a lifetime residential warranty.

That makes more sense now If I can use your example what if I am 30 percent as you say but we make more improvements but that is investor capital let alone mine.

You act,as real estate agent, charge a percent or 2.