Good Evening Bigger Pockets, I have been looking to get out of the fitness industry and into the real estate industry for about a year now.  

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It is in an area I know and already have one property in so it seems to be priced right  and a good fit, I guess I need to go do a walkthrough and see how much more work is needed on the bottom unit.

You have an air scoop with an air vent on the boiler which is basically a spirovent, we usually like to install something at the highest point if access allows and if you have a radiator/heater with a fitting that allows easy screw on install.

If it does not fit a standard mold they are completely afraid of it.

  I understand that once a property is listed, the competition grows, and the pool of people with awareness of the offering increases... but this one just went live, fits all his criteria: the price, the CAP rate, the potential upside, the cash on cash, it all fits.

ANSWER: If you are looking to use retirement funds to finance your new or existing real estate business, a Rollover as business startup (ROBS) arrangement may be a good fit.

If the market you are investing in doesn't fit the necessary profile, then it won't work, but in my opinion also means you should be looking into a different market.You don't pick the market, the market picks you.

(Enforcement of the late fee may change the behavior.)I don't see what you hope to gain by modifying your lease to fit your tenant's poor payment pattern.

Take a 30 Amortization, lower required payment, then you can make additional payments to fit any pay off period you like.