Hi,My name is Susan and I am a newbie with each and every aspect related to real estate but I think I will make it a considerable portion of my investing portfolio from now on. :)For a start, there this is an old or perhaps a historic complex in Dammam, Saudi Arabia (Built as a shelter for Kuwaitis during Gulf war, so it is almost +20 years old) which now totally owned by individuals, yet remains partially managed by the government.For many reasons, I find it a fantastic place to start with (among others) my investing journey where I need to learn about rehabilitation in particular, however, whenever I get to inspect an apartment there, I am always faced with one resisting issue, bathroom ceiling.

Or is only the mortgage interest portion of the mortgage deductible? 

I am looking to expand as I have an additional 475 SF  of space which is devoted to the garage portion.

Here's my question, we're looking for equity and or debt ideas and solutions - ie bridge loan products, loan solutions etc: Mobile Home Park Deal - Please chime in on ideas you might have for financing this deal.1st lien loan: $800K, needs to allow partial release's so we can sell off portions of the propertyPreferred Investor raise/equity : $375k - can this raise be a hard money or bridge loan instead?

Depending on the deal, a good portion of the gains are in the sale.

One thought is that as you build a track record, you can start to leverage outside capital to earn a portion of those profits as well through carried interest.As an example, say you only contribute 20% of the equity capital to a deal, and have an 80/20 profit split above a certain return threshold for investors.

I'd only get an appraisal on this portion of the transaction if you're worried about your cash out refi appraisal not coming in where it should be.

They will use the income to qualify that portion of the property and will also look at your overall financial picture as well.One thing you should look into is to condo the units so you can sell separately if you ever wanted to. 

Should I pay to have this done or would it be acceptable to have the ice/water portion of the refrigerator not working?

. - just let her know that if she does it exactly like you mention you'll consider it fair, cancel the eviction, she will get a portion of her security deposit back and has a chance of getting her entire security deposit back - if not then you'll have no choice but to proceed. - Put it and your correspondence in writing.