At this stage of my search, I feel like I'd basically giving a forward pass to another agent to collect a commission in the next few months since I've already done a ton of research and I know I'm going to buy something by summertime.

So it is basically the equivalent of paying cash for the property (similar to a down payment, I suppose, which doesn't seem bad when you look at it that way).But it will take a long while for this property to "break even": only when the balance of the loan falls to about 16,600 does the 250 rent income after expenses cover it fully.

Basically you need to know ADR and Occupancy rate which you can get from companies like Airdna or just good old fashion manual research on VRBO/Airbnb/Homeaway. 

As long as it states the basics, I can handle/clarify the rest on my escrow instructions.Some search results provide for an Addendum to the contract for this term, which will also work.

You basically finance the home and the funds to rehab the property.

The Law basically does two main things. 

So, I would basically consider it an up/down duplex that does not have separate utilities.

As an alternative you can buy the equipment yourself through a distributor or Lowe’s has some basic sets as well.

In that webinar the presenter was selling a strategy that was basically:1) Have a bunch of low cost cashflowing realestate2) Buy one or two pieces of real estate that are "likely" to appreciate.

There is basically no city zoning.