side note: I've been selling real estate for 13 years now and finally stepped out of fear and pulled the trigger on this one (and another just like it) in January of 2017.View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

Finally I get a bank that would try to do business with me.

I write a check and have them sign a Partial Waiver of Lien for partial payments and Final Waiver for the final payment in full.I like getting the cancelled checks back through the banking system.

After asking several questions, and having her walk me through scenarios, she finally ran my credit, reviewed my information and said she will get back to me the next day with official information.

Also, were you all in at $65,000 or was that just the total acquisition cost?

Finally, since I'm OOS, I want to pay an inspector to check out the house twice a year, which should be about $600 altogetherSo for an imaginary $100,000 duplex with $16,800 ($1,400/month) in rent, my annual balance sheet should be:Mortgage of $5,400Property Tax of $2,000 (assuming 2% rate)Repairs of $840 (spent or saved)CapEx of $3,000 (spent or saved)Vacancy expenses of $1,344 (spent or saved)Property Management of $1,680Landlord Insurance of $300Inspectors at $600Total Expenses of $15,164Rental Income of $16,800Profit of $1,636Does this look right?

Finally you can get cash buyers form list brokers like List source and other companies that sell owner lists.

Have the final blueprints.

This also works for fixtures, trim, etc.One final tip would be finding a local surplus shop.

Finally today she talks to him.