If you are buying and holding, the long term value of the property becomes far more important - although some places if they produce cash flow can be fine not being a 'high value/equity' type of thing, if your time horizon is long enough...What's it zoned?

One job I had was to measure houses to produce as-builds for renovation projects.

Hi all, Can anyone recommend a good property manager in Little Rock?

Based on my calculations I would expect this loan to produce the following metrics over the 10 year term:Interest: $366,405Payments: $577,005Remaining Balance: $789,400What are market rates and LTV maximums on commercial multi-family?

What makes the interest 100% tax deductible is the fact that you own an income producing property, not the cash you put in or refinanced out.If it's a mix use (househack) or 100% primary use, you might have to get some more insight from a tax professional who can tell you the new 2018-2025 tax code about the $375k/$750k limits for primary or perhaps a prorated amount for househack? 

We have remodeled the kitchen, and slightly remodeled  the bathroom, added pavers and rocks to the back yard, new gates.East Whittier is a hot area, because prices are distressed, but it's close to everything, good schools, crime level is low.Agents are contacting me like crazy to sell (could be the season), but I'd like to know if it's a good idea to sell for top dollar before the meltdown, or hold tight with our low-ish mortgage payment ($1,848)?

I find SC though at least were I am working to be on the cheap side.. its all sand.. saves you a ton in rock.. 

I’m looking at the Little Rock and Cleveland areas.

My program has been proven through years of producing high-level results.

Replacing the 1950's R5 paper-backed rock wool insulation in the walls with R24 worth of closed-cell spray foam; adding 6" of blown cellulose to the attic (to bring it to R50); installing an R10 subfloor over the slab; and installing a ductless split heat pump cost us ~8K.