You will be able to see the numbers based on some assumptions.

After all, I paid county taxes based on that.Or, if we were mandated to use the acquisition cost (195K), shouldn’t we apply the same percentage to it (as in 78% of the purchase price)? 

Based on what I see we'll get more like 3-4% this year on single family in most areas.   

No leaks, no standing water since roofers built a drain in the middle of the flat roof and still performs well.

I would set up hookups for water, sewer and electric according to code and write a lease for it that makes sense.

I have a healthy income and have built a solid financial base for my age.

He can discuss DSCR loans and is CT based.

These type of loans have the least requirements and are usually approved based on the investment property alone and not the income of the borrower.The highest interest rates will be from a hard money lender.

(And it seems there's at least some chance it doesn't pass at all, based on the opposition they're setting.)

So If I understand this I would be looking at base rate +4.125 then whatever additional rate the lender is adding on, minus points to buy the rate down?