Nathan Harris good for you to be looking at rental properties when the time is so prime.Agreeing with the other two gentlemen the best way to acquire property with as little of your own money into the deal as possible is to purchase with hard or private money, fix, fill with a tenant and refinance that note for long term cashflow.

I would look very closely at what type of investment they are making and ask pointed questions about why the P/E is so high.

So, I believe it will qualify for the ownership/use guideline but it is so close that I just want to make sure.

I think the risk of a lawsuit is so miniscule that it's not an issue.

Taken as a whole, the marketing for the Tenant Buyer is work, but it is where the profit is. So

Since there is so much happening so quickly, any thoughts about meeting wary next year?

Plus, do not forget to factor in your listing and closing costs which could eat up another 8% of the value.Since your profit margin is so small, you will really have to weight this deal very carefully.

It is profoundly funny that our educational system is so broken, that Mr.

I clean cabinets; light sand or wipe on a liquid sander/deglosser; then use a good primer--one that sticks to anything--or you may be able to use one of those combo paint and primer in one if your paint is in good shape and it is latex.Cleaning is so much cheaper than replacing the shower pan!

James, what you are asking would take a small book to explain because there is so much to learn and do.