Check the balance of the finish work such as modlings and doors and see if they need replacements or not.

You normally have to find a balance between living on the lake front or living in a less desirable area.

My condo under construction in Tulum I paid 30% down and the developer is financing me for the balance of 70%.

The concern about a loan modification is you have two lenders with large balances, you would need both to independently agree, not always the easiest thing to get done.

I would request to see bank statements from the past 3 months showing a balance of at least 9 times the monthly rent.

debt service, $ resale costs with enough room left over for profit and margin for error.Resale costs for me at this price point average just under 6.5%, and the balance of the costs rarely exceed an amount to bring the profit below a 15% of sold price profit margin.

Treat it like any other mortgage that needs to be paid off, you need to know the balance.

Are they financially responsible enough to have bank accounts and balance them without overdrafts or very low balances?

Recently, we decided to upgrade, and now we're under contract a bigger house (it was really good deal for the area, so we jumped even though the timing was wrong for dealing with our current house).Long story short, now I have to make a hard decision and minimize our losses.TH bought in 2006 for 400K, +25K in upgradescurrent mortgage (30 y fixes @ 3.325) $1900/month +$100 HOA feesloan balance - $330Klast appraisal - $378KPossible rent - ~1.9 - 2KSo my question is - is there a good calculator/resource/method to run some numbers?

Perhaps 40% of the purchase would be allocated to the Forward 1031 Exchange and would complete the Forward 1031 Exchange and the balance of 60% would be allocated to a brand new Reverse 1031 Exchange that can be used toward/in conjunction with the sale of the final few properties.