Detroit, of all places, is making a big comeback in a small portion of the city, near downtown.Since you are already in Cleveland, I'd stick to that region, because it will create some efficiencies to be in one location. 

Hi all, in seller financing, are interest payments calculated the same way as in a mortgage (where a high portion of the initial monthly payments are for interest and a smaller portion initially for principal payments)?

I got fantastic tenants for the ADU and I still currently live in the main home portion with my fiancée who is a real estate agent.Right now I am hoping to expand my portfolio but am having trouble finding the right strategy/loan.

So I programmed a Bank portion of my PM Software to accept Bank Transaction Data.

As Sol mentioned, private lenders can provide equity or debt for the downpayment portion.

*I am looking for guidance primarily in the financing portion of this strategy, but if you would like to proof it for other items to be aware of, be my guest.The idea is to buy a single family house near Fort Worth with a 2 car garage, convert the garage into a living space including a kitchen and bathroom and remove the attic space to be replaced with a loft.

At this point, I'm considering pursuing private equity for the next portion of my portfolio.My question is this, what does private equity expect in return? 

Usual plan is to keep the rent low, keep saving portion of BAH and continue to feel the market at the same time keep looking for opportunities. 

Also if you put in an LLC all or a portion may be tax deductible. 

Usually the company just takes the water bill and directly bills each tenant a portion based on how many people live there.