FULLY leased out for a total rental income of $3, 115 (Unit A is $1000 plus (150 utilities), Unit B is $870 plus (100 utilities), Unit C is $995 (utilities included), no HOA, No Flood Area, and low yearly taxes for a more attractive CAP rate!.

Does the city have impact fees, is there a lot of clearing and excavation work, soil conditions, engineering, are utilities convenient, plans, surveys, etc, etc.  

Depending on your flexibility with your dogs and upcoming baby, house hacking a multifamily with an FHA loan but would be great way to utilize the equity that you have in the condo.

Purchased with creative financing utilizing a 5% owner-occupied loan.

You can then utilize those funds to expand your real estate portfolio, hopefully into a small multifamily in the area.

As the investor, I take what my daily periodic holding costs are (which include interest costs, utilities, property taxes, insurance, any recurring monthly payment to hold the property) and total that.

I was hoping to utilize the equity in my primary residence to help with the down payment, but I'm finding that my taxable income is too low/revolving debt too high.  

He utilized the BRRR method/fix and flip method, without him I would've never thought of real estate as an investment.Good Luck!!! 

This oftentimes uncovers additional tax savings and allows you to utilize bonus and accelerated depreciation.6.

Mine would day if less than $500 worth of stuff at garage sale prices them I can take back property and dispose of any stuff in house.Are utilities still on in tenants name?