Etc etc etc" It felt pretty good yesterday from a new tenant and her answer was location (close to New River), but the second deciding factor was my closets.

I would offer it up as funding for someones "amazing" deal who needed some funding help (I would probably factor it as the total amount 50K would buy me so call it 300K, 400K, what ever).I would charge a handsome lions share, thats about the maximum leverage I can think of..... should earn about 20K-35K if done correctly.

Another factor to always keep in mind: on average, the property management or vacation rental management companies will take 25% to 45% (and sometimes more) of your gross rental income.You may have the option of running your property management yourself, through sites such as VRBO.

Qualified leads are the result of 2 key factors: 1) YOUR LIST - start with the right prospect pool 2) YOUR MESSAGE - say the right things in your marketing to get the right people to call you.

For a short sale involving a bidding war, the bid price is the most important factor, and then it is whether it is a cash offer.

Larger banks that won't do cash out refis on a NOO may do commercial refis, they may also do factoring on leases.

If the home is over 60 days on the market then they can take less depending on many different factors.

Another big factor is how they're budgeting for capital expenses.

Hi there,Just wondering if anyone here has any experience doing a HELOC with TD Bank, ideally in one of the 5 boroughs in NY, but anywhere really, would be helpful.I am working with my aunt who owns a 3-unit building in Brooklyn.

@Jesse HyderMy ideal Investor buyer must be a solid all cash buyer who has the ability to close fast and can provide POF and usually familiar with assignments or simultaneous closings.