What factors would go into your decision?

Additionally there's another factor...the bank of mom is going to be loaning (gifting, essentially, as an early portion of our inheritance because more than likely she'll be fortunate enough to leave my brothers and I money when she passes way too soon due to this horrific disease) us money for the down payment on the new house.

I do not want to guess on how much of a loss would on the K1 as too many factors.

These are debts that the lender factors in.

It's an ok deal, and ok deals can become good deals when you factor in education.My first property is my worst performer.

I guess my biggest hurdle in factoring this out is the fact that i already has purchased the property and have a mortgage. i think i have all my numbers that i need but its just calculating the ROI.

I'm not saying appreciation isn't a great thing and a buying factor; more or less I'm saying it's not a major factor within my plan.

Location, location, location is probably one of the most important factors when buying real estate.

@Dan MackinEconomies of scale is really the driving factor.

What do you factor into your analysis for average vacancy on the property?