I am getting 35-40% cash on cash and doesn't include equity pay down..finding seller financing ones as well sweetens it even more

As we uncover more information about loans, we find that maybe the income doesn't fit (peg 1) and the borrower only has 1 year self employment (peg 2) and maybe they have some credit challenges (peg 3) and on and on. 

Hopefully this doesn't happen every year for every unit, but it should be factored in as a cost of doing business.Good luck on your first deal!

If you're going the capital gains route, it doesn't matter that you didn't take depreciation. 

(I.e doesn't seem like an uncontrollable consequence due to the tenting).

The market or location doesn't matter (I spend most of my time out of the US).

(B) Sometimes a wall doesn't need to be torn down, but it's too fun to pass up.

I was wondering, in case she doesn't pay her portion ( considering her portion is a large one) and I will need to evict her, will the eviction process be extra hard for me because of her disabled child in  Philadelphia, PA  Philly?

  $10K doesn't go far, so it must be in pretty good shape. 

Im sorry but stupid money doesn't make money because if you pay more and increase your debt when you don't have to its not going to make as much money.So instead of paying double the price for a house I already bought and a bunch of extra interest and adding more debt I want to keep my original loan.If I keep my original loan and remove the mortgage insurance which is $94 a month and then rent it out it would cash flow a lot better than If I was to refinance.