It was a once in a life time event.

My father owned a small four unit building that his parents bought when they emigrated here in the fifties.

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So what you're buying is literally Unit 42 of The Springs, not just an item of real property.Imagine buying a lifetime supply of massages, they are not going to let you take the massage table home.I suppose they could let you out of the HOA, or they could entertain an offer from you to buy your way out, though I've never heard of that actually happening. 

Rates could be between 8 and 14 percent , probably 2 to 3 orgination points. 

For basically the management portion of the deal, we agree that somewhere between 10-20 percent equity is probably fine.

I’m typically 30% percent less than American Woodmark so I think you can do better.

The paint doesnt have to be thinned so it may cover better...i know duramax used to give a lifetime warranty on a two coat rolled paint job...exterior, so must be a thicker coat.

So on a duplex that rents for a thousand a side they with credit you seven fifty a month.I am skeptical that they would allow this for a single family home that you plan to partition.

I would agree that Johnson County has started to shift but if you look at Jackson County, days on market (DOM) are down 10% year on year, median prices are up 4.6%, percent of list price received is up and months supply of inventory is at only 2.4 months.