If you buy a property, what will the payment be after property taxes adjusted (also including insurance)?

Here is an example assuming $500K sales price, $100K down, $400K loan and appraised value of $450K.Down payment = Appraised Value * 20% ($450K * 20%) + Difference between Sale Price and Appraisal ($500K - $450K) or $140KIn this example, loan amount is reduced to $360K and down payment increases from $100K to $140K.

Investors and homeowners alike were being handed loans that included low equity and low interest rates.

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My guess is they're not including property taxes (not to mention capex, property management etc.)

We’re taking the stand cap ex items into account, including the main sewer line.What are your thoughts on purchasing a property this old, and is there anything I should watch out for while I hold it?

I got a couple quotes that includes liability coverage.

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It includes a full kitchen, full bath, and a small bedroom.

This includes things like lawn care, snow removal, and repairs.