Yes, I would agree that - if you're referring to cost basis (such as is used in capital gains calculations) - that the amount would include the cost of the assignment fee (since I believe this falls under "purchase costs").

I would borrow all the money for the projects, keep the 8,000 for emergencies, or to live on until house sale payday, unless you have a job with regular income.

Robert Knobe - 312-590-2436He and his team are very sharp - tell him Jared Kott referred you.

I figured it is better to ask, even if not for a great reference, but a "Stay away from so and so" kind of deal :) I saw in one of your post that your parents live in the Phoenix area.

Found this couple who individually has low income but has a decent combined income, no recent issues , no evictions ever, not great credit but no past due bills or collections in last 2-3 yrs ( the wife had collection issue prior to 2-3 yrs while studying), very good rental reference, verified employment reference.

This way you can use this as a reference in your future deals as well. - Property manager - I would call property managers and see if they will manage the property your thinking of purchasing.

I used to regularly attend clubs but I don't as much anymore.

The line runs through their regular coax cable and uses what is essentially a special modem.

This is not how regular hard money works, but it happens every day.

ListSource is referred to here on BP a fair amount.That's great that your phones are ringing so much.