Can it be through a traditional lender with a down payment - though I don't have so much saved so down payment will be low.But then you get to the refinance portion - where in the podcast they said the bank or the lender will finance you 75% of the new reassessed value of the home.

Can it be through a traditional lender with a down payment - though I don't have so much saved so down payment will be low.But then you get to the refinance portion - where in the podcast they said the bank or the lender will finance you 75% of the new reassessed value of the home.

@Erica MooreIf you don't allow dogs, you'll miss out on a very significant portion (majority?)

@David Collier Jr For the IRA portion I pulled everything out of the Roth instead of doing a self directed one.

Two years after the Grantor contributes a portion of his/her assets to the Nevada asset protection trust, the contributed assets should be protected from the Grantor’s creditors.

So if your rentals are in a state that DOES have state income tax they'll want their portion. 

Your condo policy should have a loss assessment coverage that will pay your portion of the deductible assessed to each unit for a claim.

Out of this fair market rent the government pays a portion and the tenant pays a portion.

So here are the numbers:We are working on getting financing for the property for about 80k and then get a second for about 20k, which would probably leave us about 5k in to the property.Rents - $1977Mortgage (80k at 5.5% for 20 years) $550Taxes and insurance $110Average utilities ( I pay a portion since some are on the same meters) $1202nd position passive note investor (at 10%) $167Cap X and maintenance $150Monthly cash flow = $880 split with a partner or $440 each.ROI = 880 x 12 = 10,560/5000 = 211% annually.

Plan to bring more cash to close, renegotiate price, or ask the seller to finance the portion between appraisal and price. 2.