You have to figure out what investment profile works for your situation. $100 monthly profit per door doesn't allow much room for things to go wrong, and they do.

You will pay PMI any time you put down less than 20%.Theoretically, in the situation above, the purchaser only has to come up with $3,339 out of pocket to purchase this house. 

Good Morning BP Members,I have a situation with a seller where at first I was the only party interested in purchasing his house.

Alejandra Perez Any updates on your lending situation here?

In this situation, that's $450.

Here is me and my wife's situation We bought our townhouse for a little over 60k and closed in September of 2016 (and this is our residence) our HOA is $125 a month(covers water).

@Chris Connery not knowing for sure what your situation/goals are I thought I would throw out there what I/we are working on right now - similar but different.I am working on forming a partnership with an individual that will bring the 20% down that I need for my properties that I use a commercial portfolio loans on, but the whole loan (80% of purchase price) will be signed by only me.

Does anyone have any advice for me on how to handle this situation or how I should market it?

Arley Collado You and I have a similar situation as I too am in Long Beach, CA, but currently analyzing deals in Cleveland, OH.

Not knowing the specific of your situation, it's hard to tell, but generally speaking, the less properties you have, the more you can afford to just use your name.