Hi Esther, we just helped my best friend to purchase a great property in Ft Lauderdale among other wonderful clients that we helped.

Purchase price: $160,000 Sale price: $180,000 Fully gutted duplex that ended up being a great deal for the buyer.

Purchase price: $200,000 Sale price: $245,000 Great deal for the end buyer.

Purchase price: $80,000 Sale price: $85,000 Cosmetic remodel project on a small house in Las Cruces How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Go to your notifications and where you see the same person causing notifications you click the three dots next to their notification and MUTE them.Beyond excited to be able to sort BP conversation from sales pitches.

I'm just wondering if anything has changed with construction because of the new fannie mae 5% down program for multi-family owner occupied properties.

Hangar space has a relatively low cost per square ft and it's not uncommon for tenants to shove cars, RVs, boats, etc into the empty space around an airplane but this will violate airport rules and regulations.PS I have on about a half dozen occasions seen private airports for sale on craigslist. 

With the lease to purchase the seller more than likely would ask for a deposit that can be applied toward the down payment when the actual sales take place or the seller can "finance" a certain portion of the down payment.

Looking deeper..this will also have an impact on appraisals and lending practices as closed sales (similar to those with seller concessions) might not accurately reflect in a properties sales price. - Cash buyers could be big 'winner's' as generally there are fewer contingencies and theoretically could obtain a lower sales price and pay their representative directly. - First time home buyers (presumedly those that most intended to bring down 'affordability' could find less housing options)..why? 

I wonder if it would be legal to simply do the math yourself?