@Joseph Brown I wouldn't recommend averaging comps in the manner you described Joseph.

Bear in mind though, a greater percentage on rental part works better for you in most circumstances.Of course, if your passive income is not sufficient for the rental part interest deduction, you must carry it over into the future.

Selling the average consumer their dream home in a helpful, professional manner is how to be remembered.

But I am afraid that if I don't write the letter, he will not cooperate in moving out in a timely manner, or even trash the house on his way out.Anyone have any advice on this?

That would entail making an offer with different options like, $100k all cash or $110k with an owner carried note of $80k at 6% interest, seller picks.

(Not very articulate) I generally don't carry collision on my car because if it's totaled I can afford to replace it.

i want to say it's "tiger foam", but not sure if i remember the name correctly or that's one that stuck in my mind because of the websites i visited...the problems with those is that it's two "propane tank like" containers and only spray about 600 sq. ft max. and it costs roughly about $1/sq. ft. i do not know if they still carry it, will have to check the next time i am there..cheaper than the alternative though, which is over $4/sq ft with contractors.

Unsatisfied with my corporate lifestyle, I have chosen real estate as the vehicle to carry me to something greater, and retire my parents.

Depending on the type of dishwasher you're looking for, some used appliance shops carry some decent inventory and even offer a warranty with their purchases.

Then I realized that i could have some expenses to carry forward.