@Stacey Lauren always do your numbers based on what the property produces now.

Must have produced income with W9.Time spent does not count.

No matter if you buy a 5 unit, or 500 unit, the value is based on the income it produces.

Is it producing income now?

The career path of the founder reveals how she parlayed her experience as a Wall Street analyst and reporter for the Wall Street Journal into her present role as the executive producer and managing editor of her own TV show.Back in the 2000s, a real estate investor who had done a couple of successful real estate deals decided she wanted to meet other locals doing real estate and started the San Jose Real Estate Investors Club (the club still exists, but the founder has moved on).

New house all in: $370,000.Is there any way around having to sell house, and I know a lot has to do with Debt to income ratio and other factors, but generally speaking and not wanting to lose a potential passive income producing asset, what options might I have?

From what I understand many of these could work but it would mean putting in a large down payment, lowering my mortgage payment, thus producing small cash-flow or breaking even.

They will only consider the land and its ability to produce income via lot rent. 

I am looking to put a offer on a property that can produce great returns.4/2 Reidsville NC 2400sf detached garageARV 140,000Price 59,000 will offer as close to 50 as possibleRepairs 15,000 to 20,000I would like to buy and hold this property starting out using a hard money loan.

Or is the strategy to only purchase when you’ll be able to produce enough forced equity to refinance at a higher appraised value to pay off the HELOC?