This is a pocket listing I got from a realtor I work with.1 Story Traditional Equity Sale.1150sqft3bed,2bathBuilt 1983Henderson, NVPurchase Price $96k CashRehab $6KARV $110k - $120kRental income $1000- $1100, (2% is hard to come by in Las Vegas.)Walking distance from pretty good high school.Things I don't really like about it.- Small Kitchen- Dining Room Table would be place in the kitchen corner which is only about 5ft x 10ft.- Only standing shower in master bath, no tub.- One sink in master bath.- Normal sliding closet door in Master Bedroom.- Electric Appliance, only water heater is gas.- Garage is attach to the house, but you have to walk out the side door and get in the house via front door.I could flip or rent, if I rent, I would get 9.5% Cash on Cash return, not including vacancies & repairs.

OTH, a servicer who is registered and conducting business with no skin in the game will be viewed as giving testimony that is unimpeachable compared to an individual note holder.

Not sure why the difference between those and the 'more' multi-unit, but I can show you a couple so you can compare if you want.

Ex. 900-1000 for comparable homes.

Will they foreclose on you in the traditional way?

Then once you have that figure I would compare your monthly cash flow savings as well as your monthly principal reduction on each mortgage.

Get a couple quotes and compare apples to apples, CoinMach and MacGray for example are the two of the biggest players out there.

A real estate puddle is when prices are below value according to traditional, conservative investing standards.

I looked quite a bit, but the thread you mentioned had actual statistics comparing the two, so that's what I went on!

My market has similar numbers for the same size home and the rents are closer to $1,400-$1,500 even in the better parts of town.Homes in this price range don't normally give you the most bang for your buy and hold buck as compared to lower priced homes.