Whichever provider you consider, just be sure to consider the total delay in receiving your funds.

Also, remember larger annual fee's are due for local associations once every year on top of monthly expenses.Also congrats on your exam, and best of luck!

Numbers are rounded for simplicityScenario A neighborhood:  Purchase price, 200k, downpayment 40k, monthy cash flow after ALL expenses $200, annual average appreciation 3%.Scenario C neighborhood: Purchase price, 200k downpayment 40k, monthy cash flow after ALL expenses $400, annual average appreciation 1%After 30 years, assuming NO rent increases,  on Scenario A you would have profited 72k in rent, PLUS own a property free and clear worth 485k. 

Also tired of spinning my wheels with farming neighborhoods.I do have a question...is anyone working with any lawyers (or that has in the past) that specializes in probate law that receive any leads? 

I have a duplex that currently has 1 tenant receiving a partial Sec 8 voucher. 

Using an example of a 100k HELOC, fully drawn upon, @ 4.75% - he stated that the minimum payment would be $395, which is the 4.75% interest on the 100k that is annualized, then broken down into a 30 day period (100k @4.75% = $4750/12 = $395. 

Make sure you protest your taxes annually to help reduce your costs.  

@Mark RobinsonYou've received some good info so far.

As a Realtor in Georgia I use GAR (Georgia Association of Realtors) forms that have been vetted and are updated by attorneys every year and sometimes even in the middle of the year we receive updates as well.

So if the IRS receives a 1099-INT to my EIN; how would they know it is for the tax exempt portion of the entity?