It seems to me with rental income and your wife working you should be able to get loans, even if it is a smaller percentage of each property.If you consider your wife's income of $45,000 and 50% rule (overly conservative for qualifying usually higher) you have $75,300 (45,000+60,600 rent x.5=30,300)= $6,275 per month times 28% for conventional financing = $1757 for a payment for PITI.

I am thinking a small association could quickly get into trouble when a hefty percentage can't pay putting too much pressure on others, a domino affect taking place.Another measure is your total outstanding past dues (receivables on balance sheet) that should not (according to our lender) exceed 10% of your yearly dues.

what percentage NET will make them content in that case?

- One pricing model I would like to use includes a small percentage of the sale price...

IDK about this site, I came upon it by seraching out my rights, as I am supposed to be the mortgage buyer in a messed up owner financing (my husbands sister) printed off computer , no credit check, for debt to credit ratio(in compliance to an interest rate percentage, no attny. or loan originator, a psycho mess, for a sweet and courteous girl like me to have gotten privy to.

That means the seller is some lender, and they will usually specify minimum EMD amounts or percentages in the listing.

If you want a listing agreement, you get a percentage or a flat fee (you can negotiate it) and you have to get the seller to sign a listing agreement.

Or am I thinking too far into it and just need to keep it pretty straightforward in regards to duties and percentages?

Is there a typical refiance percentage that most banks refi to or that you have had experience in (80% ARV)?

The reason a lower percentage of SS listings end up in escrow compared to REOs is because an REO does eventually have to go into escrow whereas a SS can end up in foreclosure.