Mice carry so many diseases.

There are thousands of apps, so likely there is one that you can use to track your workouts.I also like that I can add audio files from iTunes very easily, so now I don't have to carry my iPod to listen to real estate pod casts in my car.

This first property should sell for around 90K including the immediate maintenance it will require.So, we are looking at 20K each carried as home equity loans against our homes, 50K as a commercial real estate mortgage.Should we stretch out the terms for max cash flow now which will allow us to acquire other properties more quickly or should we go with shorter terms which will have slightly lower rates and quicker equity build up?

Sold it a year later for a small loss due to carrying costs.

, the engineer has to look at the structure and a) determine if any portion of the wall can be (re)moved.b) calculate how the existing load will be carried c) write out instructions for you or your contractor to follow.d) {possibly} inspect & sign-off on the work {my experience with building inspectors is they will want the engineer to sign-off}.Around here a structural engineer will bill at $80 - $150/hour, pending on what they are doing; how well they do it; and how long they've been doing it.Asking one question to your lawyer can have a similar price tag ;)

(though I'm no tax expert either just what I understand in my research for my own SDIRA) Yes as far as I know just purchasing and holding notes, or carrying them back on investment property when sold is not subject to UBIT.

FCI is one of them.A Servicer will not carry out an interpretation of ownership.

You just have to come up with a plan and carry it out.Being creative is part of real estate.

@Ned Carey There are thousands of county-held liens - $100 or less - that carry the highest interest allowed by statute (18% in Florida) leftover from the auction that most institutional investors ignore because they are too small.

IE turnkey companies are putting things on MLS so they can establish good comps.As for what is a deal.. its all across the board but as someone how has literally financed a few thousand of these turn key homes.. its nothing different than any flipper would do.. they want to make a profit so you have the wholesale price what they pay for the asset in as is condition.. this is a cash sale since these are not financeable.. then you have the SOW which ranges from 7k to 40k.. depending on the home.. then you have carrying costs..