Typically, any fill will need to be compensated with equal to 1.5x cut.

So in this case, $1,000 minus $800 equals $200 in cash flow… right?

All other terms appear equal, including proposed closing date.  

I said nothing has changed good work at a decent price equals continuous work.

We're both licensed agents, and we'd be putting in equal money, so equal reward.

Subtract any Management fees, Taxes, Insurance, City certification fees, Utilities if Owner (you) are paying any, Lawn maintenance, Snow removal, Vacancy rate I like to go with around 8% (of annual gross rents) which about equals one months rent, Repair rate - once again I like the 8 ish percent which equals one months rent.

Our services are equally as valuable to seasoned investors as they are to beginning ones, and many of our clients who purchased property with us in the late 90’s and early 2000’s have been selling their properties over the last several years as they are at that point in their life where they are ready to exit out of real estate.

All else being equal about the scenario, a VA loan will always have the lowest interest rate that is to be had.

All my deals are done where I use little to none of my money, my partners fund the deals (they've been doing it a lot longer than I have been) and we split equal shares.

Now lets say I choose a MF property...Example: B grade 4 Unit @ $200k  w/ 25% down ($150k Financed) @4% If I were to stash away six months of PITI (around $1k per mo) + a $5K unforeseeable fund this would equal something around $11K.