But as @Nghi Le says, it depends on your situation and banks are picky about to what/whom they lend.

This equity (or 75%-80% of it) can be accessed through refinancing every few years or you can let it continue to grow and capture all of it selling the home later.I really like these deals, but it depends if you are looking for cash flow or net worth growth.Avon and Brownsburg are really great areas to check in to... but the numbers have to work.

Now, I’m from the Bay Area prices are different depending on the zip code (for school district and so on).

it’s tricky having him locked in there for 3 years.It depends on how good is the deal for you to consider if it’s worth pursuing.What’s the upside?

I go ahead and account for 10% Property Management because I do not intend to manage them for forever.Vacancy would be more dependent on your location but I just use 10% to be safe.

Depending on who the investor on the 1st mortgage is will determine the guidelines on what payoff the 1st lien servicer may offer a subordinate mortgage.

As far as the agent paying their broker, that’ll depend on their set up.

The right answer depends on your goals and, from a strictly financial perspective, the route that results in the highest NPV for you.

It depends.

Ultimately, all investments and monetary systems depend on confidence in the system.