Anything over a 5% return (roughly, I realize more math is involved here) on your new investment would net you positive investment income.  

I know this requires more paperwork from the sellers position.

It served as primary residence for the first year and has been rented out ever since.

But on a positive note it can and will keep costs down..

We knew it would be cash positive, and that's about it. 

Show them the bill and have them reimburse you if need be.Make sure your cash positive so you can be building your reserve account in case something big comes along.

@John Vo,Why you consider Your Property A will not positive cash flow....?

In providing a second position loan for gap funding, we are thinking of asking 16% and 4 points.

If your not planning to go to college or are in a position to purchase a house, use the remaining $10k ish to buy a duplex and live in half.

Good Evening,Can someone please shed some light as to if the Following scenario would work..........Say you use your VA Loan to purchase your Primary ResidenceSo after the 1 year mark is up , could you then Refinance OUT OF your VA Loan and into a Conv.