Another buyer can't close until your contract is satisfied.

Should I treat these properties like I would a standard flip or should I use more durable, yet less attractive finishes for the property since there's no guarantee the tenant will buy?

Have you used other cost-effective flooring materials that are durable and last for 10+ years so I do not need to replace the carpet every other tenant moves out?

If you have a ton of personal or other debt, that may impact the underwriting since it may be determined you will need to make excess draws from the subject commercial project to satisfy your other obligations.Underwriting is not an exact science but to answer your initial question, no, you don't necessarily have to have an outside source of income.

Below are the real estate operating company requirements.Real Estate Operating Company1) The corporation that you invest your retirement funds in may invest in real estate that satisfies the following requirements: a.

@Jay Hinrichs please drop some truth here about folks that need to 'extend' or otherwise can't satisfy a HML in the alotted contract time.

No issues with them renting compared to my other units and (obviously) they’re pretty darn durable.

Don’t cheap out on the range as they are very durable...15 years?...

Water and sewer is expensive, but the rents factored in a bond payback which has since been satisfied... so again, very well.

We sync with these and see that people are pretty satisfied with those products.