http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/02/12/us-usa-housing-ads-idUSTRE81B0XQ20120212

Hell, my co-worker just bought a 4/2 in Jonesboro subdivision for $34,000 built in 2000...yikes, they must be adding an insane fee...

My plan was to refi into conventional until I get to 10 in my name and then move some over in a blanket loan to keep adding more.I've got 7 in commercial loans now that don't count against my limit.

If you do not pay yourself a reasonable salary for a repeated and ongoing active investments the IRS and State Revenue Agency may come after you.LLC’s are by default treated by the IRS as pass-through partnerships (or disregarded entities if a single member/owner), which means profits and losses flow right to the owners and are added on to their income to be taxed and are not taxed first at the company level (i.e. no double taxation).

If the title company finds out there is a lien or something, am I still obligated by the contract if I have not added this clause?

I've seen ads in places like Detroit in the past where homes are available for $10!

The half bath was in the master bedroom which I added an addition to put in a jetted tub.

If NCF is positive for a property, it is added to your income, if it's negative it's added to your debt payments.For your new subject property, since you have experience, they should take the market rent as determined by the appraiser, multiply it by 75%, then subtract PITI to arrive at NCF.

Russell, check the ads of the the competing rental in the area to see if they have dishwashers.

Last time it was a sheep investment not the livestock but a gold-ish sheep statue covered in a few fragments mother of pearl and semi precious stones ... for 6k.