My first two properties are old homes that I bought at a deep discount.

This value will then be discounted at 35% for divorce and 25% for any other trigger event type.

Repairs $20KPrice 50KDon’t ask for a discount! 

As far as rental appliances in the area, it seems the standard is basic entry level stainless appliances.. but also a lot of outdated stuff too.My question is, knowing that it will be all be used by the time a tenant gets in there, should I scoop one of the basic $1,999 Frigidaire combo kits, or should I try to go for the discounted scratch and dent stuff assuming it’s not an awful eye sore.

Newbee questionI have prospective seller who is looking to sell his family home and he has offered seller financing.The property will need some renovation, so I’m trying to work out how I purchase with seller financing at a deep discount and offer as a recourse to the seller the benefit of seller financing at the ARV to the end buyer.Logistically, how would could this work, so that I can take advantage of the seller financing terms for the short term, get the repair fund and holding cost and then facilitate seller financing on the ARV.Any thoughts would be appreciated.

We got set up with the Pro desk at Lowe's so we got the discounts on appliances and other materials.

Make sure to compare APR and closing fees (underwriting fee, discount points, etc) and not just the interest rate given.

For such a small discount off market it wasn't worth figuring out.

Don't discount much of skyway ("rough" area closer to I-5) especially if you are able to put in some sweat equity there are a lot more opportunities in this area than some of the others near your price point.   

:I would do a discount for early rent, say 100 dollars if paid before the 1st and then add your late fees as allowed by law.