@Antonio Evans, I wouldn't say BiggerPockets is harsh, more like BiggerPockets is filled with realists.

s will call you to confirm this amount.Most escrow or title companies have a simple demand form you can request and fill out detailing the payoff.

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Local Bank will do 75% @ 5.5%, 15 year amort. w 5 year balloon, roughly $650/month payment.Rents on 2br are 375, 1 br is 350, so about $2600 income monthly now but closer to $2800-2900 with all filled. 

Also, Yucca is pretty self-sustaining town and doesn't reply fully on the military base to fill vacancies and inject money into the local economy.

@Anita LetaHi, welcome to BP i want to recommend some stuff for your journey, 1 read the ultimate beginners guide to real estate investing. it is a great book that gives you a broad perspective on real estate investing and allows you to become familiar with that particular niche. then you can focus on it and learn as much about it as possible. 2 listen to the podcast. it is filled with so much information and knowledge that it is truly a great tool for learning. i listen to them on my drive to and from work. 3 keep learning, keep reading, learn as much as you can. i look forward to seeing you on the site. 

When you're having a cavity filled the dentist doesn't start filling until he's dug out all the decay and sometimes it becomes necessary to remove the entire tooth. 

and if you can trim back that tree, you may have fewer leaves falling directly into it...could be the angle but it looks very close, almost overhead....they make all types of screens but I like to just clean them out and like see where it is clogged or filling up and how it flows That deciduous tree I would trim way back or even remove if a rental...best of luck 

I am a complete novice to Real Estate Investing, but for the last few weeks, I have been studying and reading everything that I can get my hands on that was free on the web but filled with reliable and quality information. 

Just find what it is that will fill that void.