The problem is the subject property has a vinyl frame exterior and all the comps have brick exterior, and because of this doesn't really conform to the rest of the neighborhood.

They calculate their default risks into the return.Its the same concept, invest $25 each in 100 diffferent people, expect 10% default, collect from the rest.

My house has a couple of rooms that are always chiller than the rest.

We would like to find something to live in and rent the rest of the property out to tenants.

The rest of the time they are looking for a sucker or a newbie buyer without experience.Seller financing can be good if the terms and down payment are right.

Its better with the living noises.For the rest your plan is okay.

For 3 years, your rent judgment will probably scare off any mortgage lender when they see it, but borrowers do come up with excuses, "I was out of state when that happened and wasn't aware of it....." and it depends on the person, the rest of thier credit and other underwriting issues come into play.

I have a multi-story and always have a problem with the upper level being hotter than the rest of the house.

Create “wrap-around” loan(s) to buyer where I get payments on the loan to reinstate the original bank loan plus some extra consideration for my efforts and the current owner gets the rest of the payments.

I am one of those peopler who plan on workiung the rest of my life doing something, so I mightt as well do somthing that Iwill enjoy.I was born in Pa, moved to CT and was raised here, and have been sort of stuck for the past 20 years or so.