The terms they give are widely variable depending on everything from the location, to the specific property, holding period, rehab budget, your experience, liquidity, down payment, and credit rating.

If I am analyzing 10, 20, 30, listings, it saves time versus calculating every single line item, and how each line item may differ based on whatever variable. 

The other variables you have to take into consideration are the amount of money that you’re willing to put in for the eviction cost and also the attorney that you have and their fees.

Nothing wrong with it, but it's just more variables to watch out for, and a house hack you are always in the house, so you can keep an eye on everything, will know if something is wrong, and be right by your tenants.

Commercial loans will likely have a variable interest rate and a shorter term (5 years is common). 

One of them is to buy tear down properties, get it all approved by the town and build a new tri-plex or quadplex in it's place.I know there's a lot of variables that go into it and not all properties are the same and I need to take certain steps for each property.I have remodeled residential homes most of my life and done and seen all aspects of remodeling. 

All of these are variable analytics that can affect the proposed value of a transaction. 

What variables help you decide between a good property and a bad one? 

If the pay is variable, than 12 months min is pretty normal. 

Commercial bank loan - 75-80% LTC, variable term, market ratesMy question:  Can I combine seller financing with bank/SBA financing?