If so, how will you be able to effectively manage and protect the property?  

I told him that we would come today to remove the effected ceiling.

but that's the way it works in the land development game.. you hit it right and it can be good.. you hit a bummer and you can kiss your money good buy.. the 100k for us was nothing just cost of doing business not that we did not like it.. but it did not effect our business or financial standing in any way.

Any Insurance+Taxes paid by the lender is held "in escrow" basically forever, unless there's a clause going into effect at a LTV of 80%Is this what you're asking??

Ryan Moore - a couple things I do for my rentals.1) I get an inspection, then use that as my starting repair list2) Replace with New vs Repairing: if something was close to the end of its effective age, I would bite the bullet and go for a full replacement.

So if you wanted to just apply that 15% to your next purchase that would be the most effective strategy.  

Price: $320,000Scheduled Gross Income $50,400 Effective Gross Income $48,384 Operating Expenses $24,496Net Operating Income $23,888Tax: $3,654I think I can increase the rent to 55,000 easily.

You not only have to know knowledge about rehab but you'll need to know how to market effectively to your sellers. 

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I don't think when the house was built has any effect on cash flow.