If not then you will not see a return on the 15K.Is your debt-to-income ratio such that paying off the 15K will allow you to get a loan for a)more property or b)a larger property?

The current manager is doing nothing to fill vacancy either.Details that I have thus far:$6,659.33/mo + utilities ($17/sq ft + CAM + tax + ins)$500/mo approx current utilities (gas, electric & garbage)3800 sq foot building19 rooms + 1 larger room10 tenants currentlyShe offered to take over current managing and pay existing rent and utilities.

Also, if anyone has some rental homes they are willing to rent for a month to month and will allow 2 dogs, hit me up!

But, I don't intend to sell and happy with my move.To an all cash investor this is a dog of a deal.

They would like to bring their small dog if possible, but will leave him home if not.

wouldn't a guard dog be less expensive??

$ 500 for 3 dogs for a temporary rental seems sort of low I'm all for dogs, but mastiffs are very large.

Apartments get a 1.3 FAR ratio to build on LR2 Cost to build would be very similar to the town homes even though it is larger, but has less roofing and siding etc.

Whether the tax code allows for it or not, the dirt is being depreciated ... an area larger than "BosWash" and growing.

IREM expense reportsThese are expensive but I wouldn't hesitate if I was buying larger commercial properties.