Some people like to have no more than $200k equity in each LLC.

It was no more than wholesaling, using an option contract, to retail buyers who didn't think they could qualify for financing.

If you think you could flip it for, say $150K, you would want to pay no more than $95K.

it would be wise to add a clause stating if the end buyer needs an extention,( for to get the funding ) i'd make it so many days they will have to close on it.say, no more than 10 business days,and i'd change the on or before to on or around so it will benefit the new clause if need be.

Get enough to support yourself then take the cashflow and do what you want - either build more business or do missions work. 40 years of success and a life he lived on his terms were no more complicated than that.

No more extensions, nor would we simply go away, and he could expect to explain the difference between what had actually happened and what he’d been telling us and, and further explain his legal opinion of their rights in any action we might take to enforce the contract and claim damages.Two days later we closed without the deed having been recorded.

If selling, you need to pay no more than about $98K, less repairs.

No more 'rent money' out the door.If you must learn the ways of renting & property management, then 'rent out a room or two'.

., expenses, vacancy and capital expenditures are no more than 40% of rent), then at a 10 GRM, your NOI is 6% of the price per year.

Then your $100 cash flow is no more.