I don't think we've seen the bottom yet.

Giving up 50% of a deal to a money partner is almost always more expensive than hard money.The bottom line is you're wanting bank terms from a much more flexible lender.

For commercial rubberized flat roofs, you will typically see something called EPDM being used.

I want control and not necessarily ownership until the housing market bottoms.

Discourage all buyers to not use national banks for mortgages because they do not care about anything other than their bottom lines and would rather see you burn in hell should you ever need their help.4.

Bottom line, you need to do some investigation yourself which most can be done online.

Since you are new to this, I would suggest finding an experienced negotiator Bottom line, either hire a negotiator (good ones typically pay for themselves by getting you a better price) or learn to negotiate on your own.

Bottom line is you don't have a deal unless the rent is at least 2.5 times the expected payment.

NOI" or net operating income is actual collected rents less all expenses (and either actual capital expenditure or capital reserves).Repairs look high, but you've neglected to include a number of other items (legal fees, CPA charges, lost rent, make ready costs, etc), so the bottom line looks about right.Your financing terms (20% down, 4.5% with 25 year amortization) look a little optimistic.

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