Given the range the value of specific titles will vary.I would spend money of coffee/tea at a large bookstore and just read for free.

I was already at the upper end of what I had set aside for repeir/remodel, and a potentially over $3000 (at the least) puts the place in the price range of some of the almost turnkey places I've turned down.Was that the right thing to do?

Will the banks appraisal likely be in the same range as the city's?

Several of the apartment complexes are in VERY poor condition, one complex currently has a 40% occupancy rate, they're asking about 20% over fair market rent, for a very poor rental (No updates since it's construction in the early 70s).Anyways, several of the rental companies that do keep care of rentals, meaning updates every 10 years or so are seeing occupancy in the 97-98% range.

Yes, there is more hassle and headache with lower end stuff, but you are going to get hassle and headache in every price range.

Comps come in at about the $75,000 to $90,000 range.

Your confusion is justified as for the most part, hard money lenders are funded by private investors---hard money loans available in NY range from 65~80 ARV, score driven programs for FICOs as low as 620, some will require cross collateralization or down payments, loan maturities ranging from 6-12 months with rates as low as 13.25%/3 points.Regards,Scott Miller Originally posted by "Windheim":Nope.

he wont most likely return for the warranty. 1 tenant will ruin his job.High end like my company ranges from $250 to $450 on a single tub.

Investments have a wide range of risk.

I'm the type of person that always looks for a bargain and i thought maybe i could find a property significantly lower than current market value sooo...i've been doing a lot of research in the home buying process and in looking for homes...no luck yet in finding something i'd like within my price range.