I bought my first property with an FHA loan, and the real estate agent I hired offered to contribute some commissions to closing costs, which meant I was somewhere around $9k out of pocket to buy that first house.That was almost my entire life savings at the time, but the home was recently remodeled and this was in 2011 so home prices were very deflated.

To that effect, I'm thinking of offering to cover half of the excess usage ($500 for Jan/Feb - $100 Normal Usage = $400 split in 2).

sometimes my licensed plumber has two offering : with unpermitted 5k with permit 10k, technically it is the same job by the same subcons….and he said if city ask permit later on , I will bill you 3 k later , so there are these model as well.

Please provide any assistance.

I have experienced cash flow anywhere from 10-18% with so much more to offer.

These all offer great write offs from the deprecation which can offset your income.

If the positive trends in job growth, population dynamics, and investor-friendly policies persist, Milwaukee is poised to offer promising real estate investment opportunities in the coming year.

I plan to work on this project myself and need some assistance in selecting the right type of flooring and approach for the bathroom.

I have researched some of the banks the threads recommend; BECU, Sound Credit Union, FirstTech, and a couple of other bigger ones but would like to see what a local bank would offer.

Just depends on what your comfort level and willing to dive in the deep end.If your open to higher price range I would tell you to try and stay in the multifamily since it helps offer more rents per month under one mortgage, tax bill and insurance policy.