If a property does not provide the ability to reach or exceed the spread between the treasury rate and the property’s cap rate, then you may want to consider other investments.

The attorney is right, you can try to sue over basically anything, but especially in this case your legal fees will far exceed what you can recover and your chance of having your legal fees paid (and actually collecting) is ziltch.

I've also been looking at the Affordable Loan Solution® mortgage from BOA (3% down, no mortgage insurance required), but I guess that loan has restrictions, such as the "borrower’s income cannot exceed the area’s median income" (somebody told me this restriction...still need to do some more research on it).I guess I'm worried that the PMI of the FHA loan will end up causing me more harm than good.

., I don't see how the tax advantages exceed those costs.

Inversely, I've seen MANY sponsors that exceed projections.

The max 6% credit cannot exceed the ACTUAL amount of the closing costs and prepaids (prepaids are the initial escrows, 1st year homeowners insurance premium, property tax due if any, and interest until the end of the month).2.

If it appears that a new roof is needed, or the parking lot requires repaving, the CapEx budget may exceed what is feasible for that particular property.

Given that it is particularly rare I could imagine the appreciation rate exceeding the average market appreciation rate over the next 20 years.(3) I am 29 years old right now.

@Dmitriy, Hi, I'm looking to find a new bank as the Credit Union my IRA LLC uses requires me to have the wire request notarized if the amount exceeds $25k, and it is a bit of a PITA.

Have amenities that match or exceed the competition.