I was thinking it would be wise to keep my payment as low as possible, but this seems like an opportunity to borrow at a low rate.I am trying to grow my portfolio quickly and I do have another purchase lined up.

I found out that their all products are energy star and BBB rated windows and Doors.

They were pretty reasonable compared to Post Card Mania which is an awesome company but found the same product for cheaper and locally.

People love to rent something for a week or two up north during the summer.Best wishes for profitable real estate and a productive school year!

Frank used lot rent (not home rent) and used 40% expense ratio (0.6) which gives a reasonably low offer price.  

You've received some great advice on this post from fellow BP members but ultimately, nobody knows whats best for you, your family, and your future business plans better than you.With your income, available liquid, interest rates as low as they are now, and location, I think looking into a 203K loan for a fixer upper home is an option that may interest you.

I have a few low value REO's in a portfolio in a few different states that I am looking to liquidate to minimize losses, anyone know of any creative ways I can get these off?

It's costly and the ratios are low (like 1 deal per 1000 mail outs), but it's effective enough to do.

and job stability and former verified LANDLORD REFERENCES            ( check tax records to make sure you are talking to the property owner NOT a tenant prospects cousin.Ok,  THE SUMMARY :                                      LOW RISK & COMMON SENSE1.

My thought was also that the $100K to gut and rebuild sounds low.