595001st unit: 4 bedrooms 2 Bath2nd Unit: Identical To the 1st unit3rd Unit: 1bedroom 1 bath.

Opportunity costs should be viewed as like investments, with similar risk, capital requirement, maturity and management requirements.

Hey @Adriana Gatti we're almost in an identical situationwe have been working in the GA area for 4 years as foreign investors.let's connect becasue we have some rehab-to-flip experience from other states as welland have some good candidates who may help in this flipping request in GA

One of our neighboring units (identical to ours) just got rented for $2,000 recently.  

No one ever talks about how consumers lie about accurate and verifiable information that is on their credit and how some of them want to claim that it was identity theft.  

It's a 3/2 in Warner Robins with about 1,500 sqft of livable space on .37 acres of land with some mature trees in a great neighborhood.

Your loses are identical whether you pay cash or finance.

I would put down 20% and get a commercial loan at 4.5% amortized to 25 years with a ten year loan maturity.  

The houses are identical.  

Any recommendations on whether every adult living in the unit sign a separate lease agreement with identical terms (one document per adult tenant), or one agreement document for all the adults?