Everybody gets paid!

Therefore they fixed everything first before they paid the rent.

Put it in the investment calculators and see how your expenses will go up over time as the property is paid off then you can see your true ROI on the property after tax and before tax.

You two are talking about two completely separate things.Will,you're talking about doing a wholesale deal where you assign the purchase contract.Peter, I think you're talking about an "installment land contract", "contract for deed", or some other name for the process where you don't get the deed until you've made some payments and then paid off the deal.

Some big time companies with depressed stock prices, only based on the current outlook and not on their individual earnings.GE is around $18 a share which gives you a dividend yield of 6.75% annually, plus the upside of growth.

Flippers sell the home and our loan gets paid off.

I think I see what you are saying....as my rents increase and the principal is paid down my spread increases, thus the risk is minimized.

First with my buyer, he paid his $15,000and left with a smile. 30 minutes later, I met with the seller and the lien holder.

The house is fully furnished, all utilities are on and paid to date.

I am thinking of this model in terms of a 4-plex, where currently water is paid by landlord.