This might also be good reason to justify a rent bump to the existing tenant.

If you can't find the answers here, then the answers don't exist :) Feel free to reach out for whatever.

First of all, I'm a female and working in both IT (which really didn't exist back then save but the military projects) and real estate, which was even way more heavily dominated by men than it is now.

.$740 piti (seller is current)$74000 payoff$84000 mkt value$8000 value of vacant lot that is surveyed in mortgageSubject to existing mortgage with WellsSeller wants me to just take over pmts, no down.

The IRS lien, since it already exist, will be superior to any lien/mortgage placed on the property.

I can't find that this actually exists as an option for houses affected by Biggert Waters.

To address the drainage issue, we had to remove the existing concrete pad, re-grade, install proper drainage, replace rotten wood, re-pour concrete and install a small retaining wall.

If the assessed value dropped to $80,000, then the property taxes would go down to 21% and the CAP rate (with PM) goes to 10.5%.As it is, the assessed value is going down to $109,400 for next year, but I don't know yet what the rate is going to be.With self-managing at the existing tax rate, the CAP rate goes to 10.64%.The main reasons I like this house is cash flow, and everything being "like new".

Mail from existing cards that says "important information about your account" on the outside is almost always checks.

If all three maintenance men are good (the two at the new place and the existing one) I would find a way to keep all three until one leaves on his own volition.