My business partner spent over six months negotiating with the seller and we ultimately purchased at a 20% reduction from asking price.

If so, you could consider renting by the room to increase your gross monthly rent.

Some MTR tenants want to know a lot more about the home they'll live in for up to 6 months.

Lenders will need to make sure the property can debt service at 1.25 or higher using all property expenses, property income, and depending on the bank, your personal income and personal debt. 

From my research here on BP, the average is 10% plus one month's rent ($800) every time I would have to find a tenant (does this mean he would pay me $3200 to find the initial tenants?)

The biggest change will impact seller finance lenders who will be required to be licensed as a mortgage company once they exceed 3 loans in a consecutive 12 month period and will apply to all entities they use.

Renting it to them for $1100/month.

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hello every one 😎  am new for this  but i listen real-estate rookie so i need some help here so i bought a single family house in 2019 in Massachusetts and now i want to buy a 4 family so around Boston   to buy a four family house is between 900.000-1.1m and i wanted to do a house hacking so i got 2 options to do take a HELOC for a 3.5 down payments and show for the Leander i have at lest 3 month reserve or pay 20% down at this point i don't know what to do   

My first rental tentent (none section 8) from the start never paid their rent ontime...and after 4 months I ended up getting them evicted.