Essentially all I have is a shell of a home.

If you didn’t care about paying off assets completely, you could use VB to pay down the principal in each asset to the point where your initial investment had been recouped and you were effectively carrying the asset with your forced appreciation - which would essentially be backing into the BRRR model.

Essentially, they provide you with a virtual address and it is perfectly legitimate (the IRS sends me documents to this address, so it's legit!).

Sometimes instead of all of the units being attached to each other, you might find three duplexes all on the same lot and being sold together, essentially making it a 6-unit property.

One of my tenants dryers stopped working they texted me today, they have not paid their rent for this month and they have been paying their rent a month late almost every month so they are essentially never caught up. 

I'm working on partnering with someone on a repositioning deal in Memphis, TN and we both live in Portland, OR so neither of us would be necessarily boots on the ground.He would be the main funding source (essentially 85-95% of the deal) I'll put in as much money as I can whenever we close.

I will do the same with the other upstairs unit & this will essentially split up all the utilities to be under the tenants responsibility, cutting my cost & increasing my profit margin.Anyone have any insight or experience with baseboard heating elements.

What happens if owner does not engage in section 8 certification classes or essentially is disinterested in the program, but, lease ends in several more months?

So anything over $200 Unit A would pay essentially. 

Purchase price (inc closing): 130,000 75% loan = 97,500Renovation: 25k - update kitchen and add a dormer turning top floor into a proper bedroom (currently being used as one as it is)ARV: 190kPotential rent: 1650 - 1900 (friend has property on the same street that rents on the higher end of this range)Montly cost = 600 (capex, repair, tax, management/tenant placement, insurance, buffer)initial invest 25% down  + closing + construction = 32500 + 4000 + 25000 = 61500 + carrying costs until its rented (2 months)Refinance @ 70% based on 190 = 133,000 Money pulled out = 133,000 - 97,500 = 35,500; So would I essentially be leaving around < 30K (based on 61,500 + carrying costs) in the deal and the future returns are based on that number essentially?