You could also just as "easily" cut the rent down to cover just the expenses.

I also cover southern NH.

However, I don't mind giving my opinion if I feel that it may counterbalance what I (admittedly my opinion) feel to be false.Not being able to cover a few years of negative NOI is simply silly.

I'm just thinking out loud here.I'm assuming that as long as a sufficient percentage of the rent covers the mortgage, taxes and insurance, then this wouldn't hurt my chances of acquiring a second mortgage for the purchase of a property in Florida.

This topic has been covered extensively.

Now I understand that this topic has probably been covered, but I would just like to bring it up in order to hear from other new members with knowledge in financing and help me with it.I am interested in buying condo in a very nice are where property values are steadily rising along with rents.

Hence the claim leaves you open to legal action later when a deal goes bad.Best to imply that investors have to be accredited or otherwise screened so that you are being clear that this is not for everyone.John Corey

The wholesaler has already offered to cover my appraisal.I am also wondering where this property will end up.

Should I pull a few extra thousand out of the refinance and hold it to cover like the mortgage when its not rented or any unforeseen repairs?

Do I have all of the expenses covered?