We have a Mac and wanted to use Quicken for personal/rental finances.

The garage doors get beat up by the tenants when they run into them frequently.Generally speaking they are good investments as you have more options with the kind of tenants you can get to fill these spaces.

How did you finance this deal?

We've got a place that I think could do very well, & would love tos tart exploring options.  

Hi y'all, I am looking for advice on my next step regarding financing to acquire my next property.

She always gets caught up, is a great tenant in every other way, but has problems managing her finances.

Your situation presents a unique opportunity to leverage seller financing, an advanced and creative technique that aligns with your needs.Consider offering 100% seller financing for your Kentucky home.

Let me know your thoughts:Buy:- It was an off-market property, and the asking price was $232,500- My hard-money lender said he'd finance 80% of the as-is property value. - The as-is value was $265,000, and I was able to get a short-term loan for $212,000 (0.80 * $265,000)- My down from hand was ($232,500 - $212,000) = $20,500- Including the closing costs, appraisal, inspection, and all other charges, my total BUY was $32,598Rehab:- It was a fixer upper.

An attorney I listened to on Zoom call said he maintains a FB group that is a database of title companies across the country that are more investor ffriendly and especially more open to subto / creative finance deals.

During this time I was not charged principal and interest, How did you finance this deal?