You simply must do a full analysis, there is no easy way out.But if you're like me and you know that you only want to invest in certain types of properties using only certain types of strategies in terms of financing, then you can probably zero in on the type of cap rate that you know you need to get, relative to the loan rate and use that as a rough guide for quickly evaluating new properties as they come to you.

http://www.prudentialelliman.com/MainSite/Guide/NYCClosingCosts.aspxYou will not get hit with all these closing cost,just a rough idea.The Title Closer fee should be paid by the sellerGL..

Lastly I do not yet have my team together yet but will plan to use them as a resource to find the right property as well.

Be sure to explore all the resources on the left of the forums.

This country was made great by those guiding principles, not inspite of them.

I hope that bigger pockets can be a great resource for me to continue learning and that my everyday experiences and exposure to a variety of markets means I can give a lot back to bigger pockets as well.

I am interesting about investments and real estates because last 3-4 years the market here grown and grown... and I am finding very interesting resources here.Nice to meet U !

I am interested in learning more about using wrap mortgages and subject to/seller financing in my investing.Can anyone point me to a good resource on the topic?

If you are a great negotiator then you can guide the Realtor to make the deal happen.Don't stay in an unhappy relationship with your Realtor.

Can you refer me to any resources on the subject?