Homes from Shelter-Kit seem especially cost-effective for the owner/builder who is able to do much of the finish work themselves.Now, I know that these building projects often end up costing a lot more than anticipated at first.

But if it appraises by even 1%, that's an extray $1,000 in equity, bringing my effective return to 10% ($1,000 cash flow and $1,000 appreciation), also, if I amortize it over 15years, I could have another $2,000 paid down in principal (just using a round guestimated number) putting me at $4,000 added in wealthy with $20k put down, giving me a 20% return, effectively.Am I looking at this correctly?

If you have not even targeted an area and are asking very broad questions like this you are going to have a very hard time finding any agent willing to dedicated some time on you because odds are they could spend that time much more effectively working with another type of buyer.

What effects do you think it will have on real estate currently owned and realestate you purchase in the future.Here's a link to an article where China and Russia have agreed to no longer use the US dollar for trades between them selves.http://www.ibtimes.com/china-russia-currency-agreement-further-threatens-us-dollar-248338

Hello everyone,I was looking to see if anyone with owner financing deals has ever actually had a DOS clause put into effect on their deal?

Would it effect a load bearing wall?

I'm not sure if it's at all effective, and I'm certainly not speaking to the legality of anything here (do always consult an attorney), but I found it interesting.

The effectiveness is a result of the highly targeted nature of these methods.

Or would this be in effect pouring money down the drain regardless of how much enjoyment that added natural light brings?

2: If I decide to rent out both the main house and this guest house within the calendar year that I perform this work, effectively converting the property to a rental property, can I deduct all this work as rental property upgrades?