If it’s an older house chances are there isn’t adequate returns to properly supply the house.

As an investor it's great to be able to negotiate your own sales, I wouldn't quit the day job until you have enough investments to supply your income. 

For example, your second floor (and I don't think you mentioned if there is private outdoor space) is a plus that regular apartments or apt buildings won't have.

Struggling with finding a good fridge based on supply issues.

Struggling with finding a good fridge based on supply issues.

Owner has no idea of actual cost.3) Markup on Actual Cost: owner agrees to a markup percentage and PMC shares all actual costs for supplies and contractors.Beware of any PMC that claims they don't charge a markup on maintenance.

Don’t talk with your regular lawyer. 

Therefore, generically if less than 1/3 of the units were rentals, I'd consider that good as the demand likely exceeds the supply. 

I would need to look at the principal amounts of those payments to reduce the $60k, I get that.So say, I pay $60k, borrower makes some regular payments (p/i) for 2yr (arbitrary number) then decided along the way to just pay off the note.Borrower gets savvy and makes additional principal only payments.

There is a lot that goes into it that may be overlooked by regular contractors.