@Danielle ScottValue $350k, what is loan unpaid balance?

I have a balance of roughly $11,000 on one card used for work.Additional details: I came across the newest warehouse (investment) property earlier this year and used most of my free cash for that purchase (June 2018). 

You're basically computing the APR and computed the same way as the IRR (which might be where confusion lies) in that you have a present value (your cost), a future value (the balance owed) and a note payment and you solve for the interest rate.

If he/she gets promoted or saves up enough cash to pay the remaining balance (this almost NEVER happens by the way) then you make a substantial amount of money because due to serious demand issues, you can sell these homes for much more than they are worth.E.

Pay off your old collection accounts/Pay off your credit card balances, if you can.

Couldn't be easier.One click period to review (this one's the1st qrtr)shows account balances, A/R (owe me $$), A/P (vendors to pay) and reminders.Standard Reports (PnL) & Balance Sheets are accessible via the Reports menu

Remember, you are investing for YOUR benefit, not theirs.It is admirable that you are trying to make the deal balance so that it is a win-win for both you and the seller.

All he had to do was agree to use them for 36 months on all his jobs (Coke, Diet Coke and Sprite).

The balance is sent in the form of an owner distribution.

These are the hard money terms:Loan Balance:$240,000.00Loan Interest Rate:4.00%Loan Term:2 yearsMonthly Loan Payment:$440.33Number of Payments:24Cumulative Payments:$250,127.55Total Interest Paid:$10,127.55Note: The monthly loan payment was calculated at 23 payments of $440.33 plus a final payment of $240,000.00Also, how can I guarantee that I can refinance after 2 years to a conventional mortgage?