So, good underwriting and pricing.Public perception, do you lend to anyone that can fog a mirror for enough money or do you do speciality loans, actually designed and overseen for a venture?

s analysis might be tough on the property - but if you can put in an offer for that number and get it accepted it should be a good buy for you.The "simple" analysis for this would be to use the "2% rule".

10% ROI after you pay maintenance and R.E. taxes Is tough.

It's always tough to say which direction you should go in situations like these.

It definitely makes it tough when you are trying to research info for multi-family.

The deal is "your deal" when you have an accepted contract with the seller.Wholesaling houses by finding deals on the MLS seems like a very tough way to go.

Trying to pass the water off on the tenants will be tough, for the very reasons you already know : people talk.

You need a special purchase form if there is an active NOD.

., it can be a tough decision.

There is a property (SFH) I am looking at that has a rental property (2br apt) in the back yard sitting on top of a garage- the entire property is actually zoned as a single family dwelling, but I was told by the owner that because that rental unit/building was built a long time ago, it was grandfathered in as a legal dwelling without special permits.