I found properties that are 1-2 years old and looks perfect from the outside so I assume taxes, but wasn't too sure if thats an error.

Do not always assume the topic title is the only thing discussed in the thread.

I already asked the owner if they have an assumable mortgage which they dont.

A summer week = $1500 A winter week = $1700 Holidays are a bit higher A full summer season = roughly $18,000 A full winter season = roughly $24,000 Random other holidays = $4,000 Total yearly rentals = $46,000 Total yearly profit = $11,600 Now granted this is assuming full occupancy during high season, assuming some vacancy, you could round down to $8-10k a year profit.

Assuming you are looking for an end-user (owner occupant) buyer, I suggest offering some creative lending benefits to the potential buyer.

I assume you're asking about Excel (or similar) functions.For payments, the inputs are the rate, term (number of payments) and loan amount.

., Alabama's biggest bank, will assume all deposits from Integrity, which was run by Integrity Bancshares Inc.

Originally posted by Jason Hanson :Mark the options for financing are: 1. owner financing 2. doing a lease option 3. buying the house subject-to 4. getting private money I assume that the rental property is owned by an investor.

Hi Steve, Am I to assume that you have done a 5 day sale or are you just referring to the temporary seller assist strategy that you use?

IRR can overestimate your return in many cases, as explained in Frank's articles.What I find interesting, even with MIRR, is that in order to account for the fact that earlier cash flows are intrinsically worth more than later cash flows due to the TVM, I have to assume a reinvestment rate.