You can buy these for a very low price and earn a nice sustained ROI.

Contact Anthon Billitteri right away at 321-946-1907.Your link has an extra period and therefore doesn't work if someone clicks it.

* More people living in the house * An extra dogAnyway I could go on.

I am kind but vocal and my managers stay on top of my properties because they appreciate the business and the attitude... a lot of landlords are not kind about managing their property managers as if they earned the right to be jerks.

We don't want to close but if we do the seller will pay mortgage for two months giving us an extra two months to market.The home is in Woodhaven MI. with comps in the area from 290,000-310,000 with same floor plan and square feet.

BUT there is at least one company out there that makes (creates) a distinction between the three and have three separate programs to offer: Lease Option for one or two years (no obligation to buy), Lease Purchase (rent for six months before having to close), and Rent-To Own (Tenant pays extra rent that is held until enough Option Consideration is saved up to do one of the other two programs).

While I tend to agree with your analysis I think you have missed out on one very important detail:A (traditional) mortgage is a forced savings plan.Yes it is true that he is earning profit / building equity each month (so long as rents exceed actual expenses).

It kills me that Realtor's don't seem to think they need to do anything to earn that commission except unlock a door to a house I want to see, when any old realtor can do that.

I plan to reinvest the "extra" cash flow by prepaying the mortgage.

Are the credit + risk reports worth the extra money?