DISCLAIMER--- Not all areas are created equal, so be careful.

The rent for each of the 2 studios may well be equal to or more than the additional rent made from the transfer of 2 (1 beds) into 2 (2 beds).You also have the cost associated with doing so, which could be unnecessary money down the drain.

Actually 3% isn't bad, that would equal $4.83 Million if based on the assets of $161 Million.

In general, though my position is based on an unmatched 401 vs IRA, which is based upon equal contributions over time.

One of them told me he'll buy every one of them for $20 (this got me thinking, I should be charging more since he was so eager to pay $20) I decided this, $20 a piece with a minimum order of 10, that equals $200 for you math guys :mrgreen: .

So much so that I don't have time to do hardly any of my own deals...To take your point a step further, it's equally diluted for the sellers too.

You generally must repay the credit over a 15-year period in 15 equal installments.

They're equally as responsible for the mess this country is in as the fed and us fools that voted them in there.

The answer is: you should treat the home you're buying like an investment property equally.

Just wondering what the thoughts are on this? If areas have a high foreclosure rate, is there a high demand for rental properties as people still need a place to live?

A friend of mine was telling me he knows someon...