We owe $240 k and its worth around $390k. we are at 5% interest on this one.We also have a line of credit that has a balance of $160k at 5%, payment of around $700/mo.So, my question is what to do now?

The C-Corp is a distinct entity from the 401-K.

one of my examples27k purchase8k rehab795 rent/9543Pm 1350Property tax 643Fire insurance 400 rounded up its high 300No windstormMisc repair 1000 really high but I'm not counting roof I did last year I've had property since 099543-3397=6143÷35000=17.5I got one where I paid 12 k put 12 into it and section 8 at 820 a month it was termite infested and everything else but I was young did most the work my self so it turned out OK only problem is that they are not appreciating as much as I would imagine but I've had that one since 06 same tenants can't complain

Being across railroad tracts can make a massive difference in value by a few hundred k sometimes.

From the seller's point of view: So these guys want to buy for 650k, later, same as selling for $700 k now.

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Originally posted by K.

Hey K - I think your point is applicable most everywhere.When I order pre's (prelims) title is vested in name of deceased owner without reference to estate, heirs, etc. unless I have provided information concerning an active probate.So, unless I ask my escrow officer to order title on Jane Doe, admin of the estate of John Doe ( or provide copy of Letters, Order or similar) title does not pick up any court action on front end and leaves vesting in name of last insured grantee.However if I DO give them a hint that its a probate, they will vest as the Heirs, beneficiaries, distributees, etc. or something similar and note exceptions accordingly.

Very good questions you pose @Nick K.

Thanks @Bryan K.