Do you charge your tenants for any of those utilities or just charge higher rent and advertise that it’s all inclusive?

They charge 9% monthly, but their annual fee structure is designed to incentivize them to keep tenants more than one year.

Sidenote: I have a 7 year old charge off that's due to fall off of my credit report in October.

Longer terms means more risk to the lender, so longer terms means they'll have to charge higher interest rates to make up for the risk.

Move out at terminationIf the tenant wants month-to-month, many Landlords will charge a higher rate.

I did that for my first six rehabs, and it's given me a much better ability to work with contractors.

But realtors should know and feel safe charging the full 6 points to the sale, because its like pulling teeth to make consumers understand the true gravity of such a Massive "Tax Free" Equity Savings this can be!

Even if we have to keep the existing floor plan I think we could still charge $1400-1600 in rent for the area based on comps, which would still make this a profitable deal.Here is the unique aspect to this deal that I could use some help with.

Other than traditional origination charges for completing a loan, does the buyer premium get applied to other traditional closing costs (title charges, etc)?

@Johnoson Crutchfield I would be concerned about the interest rates and also how the credit cards affect your ability to obtain additional mortgages.