Just keep in mind that motivated sellers don't make decisions based on logic.

Often the Existing structure is covered on the Actual Cash Value (replacement cost - depreciation) and the renovation is covered based on the value of the work being done.  

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Most often when agents get in trouble with creative financing it's a matter of not disclosing interests.When you do come up with a plan, you may want to run it past your broker to make sure you cover all your bases.

I'm not sure if it's based on the one thread or overall posts. 

The reusability of the credit line just makes it that much more of a player in long term plans.As for pricing I would say you should do that based on your risk tolerances.

Anything over 4 units should be analyzed on an income based approach.

There is room for expansion and significant cost cutting based on the expenses the broker sent me. 

I've been looking at all my business over the years and have reached the conclusion that my best clients, by far, have been landlords.I already have a real estate investor's networking group (it's mine) and I'm looking for unique ideas on how to target landlords considering selling.  

This is because the more advanced level metrics like IRR and NPV apply to properties that are valued based off their income stream.