I expected a 20% not 70% increase The demand is still there.. and end users are buying these assignments because they want to move into a brand new condo now and not in 4 years..For example there is a 2 bed condo selling for $800k.. it was purchased in 2016 for $500k.. the deposits added up to 20% $100kSo for someone to buy that contract they need to pay the original buyer $400k cash...The remaining $400k will be required at occupancy closing..End users are paying this today.. 

That would put new Chinese homeowners on a path to building equity in the long-term or a home in a stable environment.DEMAND FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT: With low mortgage rates, low unemployment, and continued wage growth, home buyer activity is expected to remain healthy into the new year. 

If then pay off the initial investors and cash out and remaining equity for a new deal.

Presuming this is 1099 income, I'd first focus on all the ordinary and necessary expenses tied to YouTube income. 

Tenant filed this about 15 days after the initial filing of rent escrow to court.At hearing, tenant presented his side, then mine was presented (pictures, receipts, more pictures from pre-court inspection) by an attorney and tenant was then offered by PM opportunity to break his lease now, he did not accept, and stated he wants to remain at residence.

Those two should be tied together, so 10% vacancy (you still account for it when unit is occupied), 10% CapEx (includes repairs) and 10% management (good to include even if you are managing yourself, for future plans).

And maybe these machines can even earn you an extra dollar or two over the remaining lease period.

Here in my market, it has been negotiated with the leased land owner to buy out his contract on the land for a portion of what was remaining.  

For example joint tenancy would entitle your mother to inherit the remaining share (this is generally how spouses hold title)  if it is tenants in common you may need to go through probate (this is how business partners generally hold title)

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