So for the above example, if that is a duplex and each side would rent out for $1100 a month, then use $2200 for your monthly rent.

Hard surface floors throughout so some drywall repairs and a fresh paint with a few misc repairs. 

Bring held to such a high standard is the best thing about being in the military it helps a lot of fresh out of highschool people learn how to be responsible.

This is a pretty strange situation, but I like to hear opinions.So, I had signed a lease from January 7, 2017 - January 31, 2018. While I truly wanted to move out earlier in the year, I opted against it specifically b...

I would echo similar sentiments in regards to the type of investments (Class of asset for example).

(Well, minus expenses, obviously, but I'm just oversimplifying my example.)If you waive one month, then you only receive $11k, and you report $11k income, and you pay taxes on only $11k.

I could give many example's but for obvious reasons will not.

In Ohio, for example, you could buy 2 or 3 properties with your savings alone!

Examples: If I have a an investment opportunity that will have an all in investment of 250k and I eitherA.)

So to be more clear, an example:• purchase price $50k all cash• rehab cost $30k• ARV $85k (note, all in cost nowhere near 75% ARV in this case)• purchase price of $50k is 59% of the $85k ARV• refinance at 75% LTV of $85k - you get $63,750 cash back in theory minus closing costs...So am I missing something here?