This schedule will fail to deliver proper return numbers at that point since it does not take into consideration the amount of interest received from the borrower's payments.

Each has their pro's and con's, and you have to decide for yourself which you choose.I choose SFR, and mainly because I would rather sacrifice some cash flow for the comfort of being able to sell a property considerably quicker than a multi (liquidity).As for your general formula, it's good for doing "paper cuts", but you will want to get much more specific on numbers when you do final analysis.

Hence my desire for a lease option.So, the real estate agent will need to be familiar with this type of transaction and all the other nuances associated with an investment property client.Thanks in advance for the consideration and I hope to hear from some of you.

As an aspiring wholesaler, I've been toying with the idea of asking listing agents for banks and lenders about getting a piece of property with a lease option (of course negotiating below market value) and then instead of marking up the price for a cash buyer.Simply charge 5K-10K for their consideration?

I guess I'm just a considerate guy :)So my question still is, would going that route be a red flag to a lender or not?

Is the geographical location of the settlement agent's office a consideration?

Hello all,I have been spending a considerable amount of time in the record research departments of my local court houses trying to get my hands on judgments pertaining to real property.

Where in consideration of providing financing the seller is to avoid the gain on sale and they may have a penalty equal to the tax liability arising from the early payoff, over a reasonable term, such as for the first 3 or 5 years.2.

I didn't go to school for this, my parents don't own rentals, none of my friends own rentals.All I've really done was save a (considerable) chuck of change, buy a house and find some people to rent it to.

A purchase option: Stated the buyer could purchase at any point during the 1 year term, the agreed upon sales price of $215,000, and the non-refundable option consideration of $6500.