Worst of all you aren't building any equity...which is one of the biggest benifits to home owning.I could be 100% wrong, I know I don't have all the details but in general its a fairly risky type loan.If you are absolutely certain about being out of the house in 3 years...an ARM might be a better option, as someone else suggested.

Absolutely!

That should be a smiley, but its absolutely true.

But if you're trying to put down $50k to buy a 1m building, and you have to get a first and a seller second then there's absolutely very little chance of you getting any discount.

Hi,I am looking into investing a property with absolute NNN lease.

Just remember it is not “get rich quick” and it is work but it is absolutely worth it.

To take on those headaches for absolutely no income or worse yet pay out every month for the pleasure of being a landlord - just not worth it.

You only own one rental and you go five years with absolutely nothing going wrong, all the time earning $100 per month positive cash flow (or so you think).

i will say this...when you do this...and you actually start to see things change - the feeling is absolutely unbelievable.

What I meant was what if the my buyer's agent split his 2.5% commission with me instead of my wife just getting 30% of the 2.5%.....Honestly I don't think a buyer's agent does much anyway (in a RE investment transaction at least, compared to like say a first time home buyer with absolutely no idea about anything real estate).