It might have to come down to me educating them on the interest rates now and trying to convince them to get a traditional mortgage.Or, I just unfortunately have to wait until May/June and keep looking for new opportunities for a 1031.

Thanks.Best,Anthony Greene Anthony, can you explain to us what your experience, finances, education (real estate specific I mean) look like?

Did the terms of the deal change at any point?

This is usually better money spentI've also found there's a demographic of well-educated, financially responsible renters (like grad students) that don't care at all about air conditioning.  

Hi all,  wondering you thoughts on a question I've run up against with a couple clients and have been pondering myself in our changing markets.  

BP is a really great way to get educated so I'm sure your next flip will be better than the first.

Change over between tenants is a lot easier but condo's are like apartments people move more then SF homes.  

In speaking to the PM company, I was told that the delinquency on the 12 month P & L tracked the monthly change in delinquency; if we started the month with a delinquency of $1000 on the first and at the end of the month it was $1500, only $500 would show up for that month's delinquency and the overall delinquency balance increases.

There is a Streamline K $35k and under / no structural changes and a full 203k - anything above $35k that is more encompassing. 

Different land parcels not only vary in purchase price, you also need to assess the land infrastructure cost which will change based on the property so your construction cost will be different based on each parcel of land you're looking at even using the same 4 unit set of building plans.