I know a lot of speculation, but if I have multiple exit strategies including possibly holding the property for much longer up to 5-7 years may be an option.

I'd probably find a structure that includes a step-down prepayment penalty and one that's based on 5 year structure (5,5,4,4,3,3,2,2,1,1) or something similar or better. 

This was primarily done so I could have more control over my own career/earnings, but I retained every aspect of the company (including it's 4 employees) and re-branded with a new name and mission as she was a great appraiser but not much of a businesswoman.I didn't have the liquid assets to buy the business outright, and it was a bit wonky in the math anyway since I was a top producer, my gross earnings couldn't really be factored in to the totals as I would have made that anywhere.

In my state, the eviction includes a judgment showing how much the tenant owes.

I may build a few of those, including my personal home, to use as short-term rentals.

It could be 20% of something big, including a cluster of properties not just a wee duplex.

This was a piece of cake in comparison to the single family.Purchase Price: $242500Rehab Costs: $6075Estimated ARV: $290000-$295000I plan to refinance, pay off a good chunk of the HELOC, and repeat in a few months.COC: 12%Cashflow (after all expenses, including HELOC payment):  $492I still have a lot of work to do, in terms of running a successful rental.

I marketed the units at a higher rent than I would otherwise and included the selling point "Free Water" in my listing.

I am buying a property for around 150,000 that includes a single family home (very small) and a conversion 4 plex. 

Hi,I am looking for contractors with a team specializing in full rehabs, including plumbing and electrical, in the Tampa area.