I've been working with real estate for more than 20 years acquiring, developing and selling homes however since I joined Vena Jones-Cox at her Wholesaling Academy in Ohio last year, I'm thirsty to learn and practice more Wholesaling, thus I would like to connect and exchange knowledge with the members, specially the ones in CT.

Or would it just make sense to factor in my 10% Cap/Repairs/Vacancy/Management for the total rent of the building (planning on renting it from myself) instead of treating it like 2 seperate condos.

Hello - Looking for information on developing a peronsal "timeshare".

Do you have current rentals in either of these areas or are you working more on the development side?

If I can get a 40 year, I would take that.There are two factors here with regard to my cost and income:1 - Down Payment - The lower the better. 

I will take these factors into consideration and go from there.

A local bank is hard to beat, but you have to develop a relationship. 

Last developer I worked with who was all in for $2 mill (paying our assignment fee), paying the purchase price, cost to develop, holding costs, etc, netted $1mill. 50% return on their money.)

When I ran the numbers again using the bigger pockets analysis tool, it hit me that if I was doing an FHA, PMI would need to be factored in.  

I have only taken Scott’s so I cannot comment on others but his training has been instrumental in my development where I have bought 60+ notes in past 18 months a good real estate calculator will have a PV function.. that is the heart of the matter in note investing.. just learn how to do that one function first off..