If you find one before the 30 days are up, cut her lose and refund any unused portion of the rent.

Would you dump money in to attempt to correct it permanently or cut losses and try to sell?

Cutting my cash flow down to 100 dollars a door.The Rehab would likely increase the rent from 850 mo. to 1100-1250 mo. per door as well as increase the equity to aprox. 170-180k.

It was cutting it close though, and they asked the appraiser to come up with an additional comp, but unfortunately he could not find one.

To do smartside correctly, you need to paint every cut, and caulk everything. 37 seems a bit high, but not crazy.

The PA will take a cut of your settlement but usually its worth it.Hope that helps a little.

You don't necessarily have to put a down payment to the lender if there is enough equity but you will likely have to cut a check to the Seller for the difference between loan amount and the sale price of the property.

I learned not to just blindly trust what people say, I learned what to cut costs on and what to get professionally done, etc.

Does anyone have any insight to offer on:-powering homes with solar, electric furnaces (we know they’re expensive though I can’t get anyone to actually give me a price), solar water heaters, and other measures to cut house emissions-pre-/post-buy checklists-systems for running rental businessesFinally, shout out to @scottinnocente for being a knowledgeable and educated investor-real estate agent and the Green Mortgage Team for moving our financing along.

Anyways, I digress.If the Federal Reserve allowed rates to rise it would cut off funding for the continued rise in property values and over time reset the market.