I have enough savings to pay the down payment (family supporting me in this venture).

Also come up with exit contingencies, if you have a balloon due IN X years and for some reason you can't pay the balloon off at the proper time.

Rents are much higher if we comply and they can test indoor air quality. our Type of Tenants also prefer and will pay higher rents as a result for a Certified Healthy Home.

My question is - Does anyone have any thoughts or wisdom about how to sue the previous seller to get them to pay for foundation repairs?

And with the appreciation in the springs area we should be able to hold the property and let appreciation do its thing and refinance in the future to provide cash flow then.option 3, sell our primary and pay cash for a new primary which will free up the profits from our rental to use toward another rental and between both rents will easily cover a mortgage payment.

How can you pay for title and escrow and so on when you're lending only $5,000?

We are dealing with a non-paying tenant and I am not happy with how our current manager is handling the situation.Thanks

I would like to do a "house hack" on a three family, as I found that the numbers just really do not work for two families with the taxes in northern NJ being so high.

She asked if she could pay $100 per month extra towards the deposit .

I'm trying to figure out a strategy on buying real estate from the seller on payments, adding value and reselling it for profit and thus, paying off the original seller.