If some of the ammo is old - some of it (mainly the boxes/packaging they came in) can be very collectible to folks and they'll pay good money for it.I just glanced at a summary of the regs for CT - basically the same as KS with a few more restrictions but not much different. 

Basically, convert to using payment rules of thumb rather than purchase price.

Paper Towels (two rolls) ($2-$3 bucks)Toilet Paper (4 pack) (for when moving people forget the basics during a move)Hand Soap ($1.79 I think)Dish Soap ($2.00 or less Dawn)I spent maybe $60 on all of it max.

@Heidi Lutz - Honestly, pre-foreclosure thing on Zillow is basically pointless (and something they are using for leads, which Zillow is famous for).

They promise paprs of incorporation, minutes of board meetings, a company seal... basically a business in a can. 

You're basically hoping the bank doesn't notice and call your loan (Which is totally in their rights to do). 

Well then you should know the basic closing costs.....title search/insurance, deed/mtg recoding fees, closing fees, mtg docs prep, etc. and also which party typically pays what in your market.  

I have never heard of it before and thought refinancing was not available since we own the home and we basically have a personal loan.

I think that there is plenty here.These are basically $600 rentals by the looks of the gross income.

Hey All, Here is what I learned about funding / structuring deal for multi - family, would love to know any other way people fund / structure their deals:Downpayment (your own money) + commercial loan - No SEC involvementDownpayment (partners money) + commercial loan - No SEC involvement, partners need to have specific roles defined so that they dont get categorized as passive investors Downpayment (passive investors money, preferred returns) + commercial loan - SEC approvals neededWhat are other basic ways to fund a large (> 5m)  size deal