Here's a few others, if you're trying to detail these out.6) Insurance7) Make ready costs when one tenant moves out before another moves in.8 ) Discounts given to lure in tenants (aka "economic vacancy")9) Advertising10) Legal fees11) Court costs12) Property management (which you can earn for yourself, if you do this yourself.)13) Major repairs (roof, furnace, plumbing)The problem with many of these is that they are sporadic.

details: 7 year old home2 acres with a creekREO on the market for one year, no offers5br 3ba2700sq ftunfinished basement has egress (sp?)

There have been some other posts on this topic with more details.

Does anyone have a slick excel or other spreadsheet they have developed that would be a good one to fill out and send to buyers, that would show the details of the deal?

I don't know all the details on it, but have heard others have been able to use it to their advantage.

I jumped on a RTO option to buy my first home and we ironed out details and closed in less than 2 weeks.

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If it's a health goal will you even be alive anymore?

The details may depend on the lender or what the conventions are in your are.

(interest rate, term, baloon, LTV, lender participation in upside, etc.).Some details:- 1 acre lots- lots selling around $30,000- lots in neighboring subdivision sell for much more than $30,000- sales history shows brisk sales over past two years and steady appreciationGiven the current situation with real estate lending, I don't know if securing financing for such a situation is even possible, but if you have done something like this in the past, I would really appreciate your thoughts and wisdom!