It's been sitting on the market and unable to sell thus far.

They would eat up those returns with the opportunity cost of money sitting there.

Hi guys,I finished grad school last January '22 and am sitting on top of student loan debt. 

They allow you up to 6 months to live the house sit empty for those special reasons. ..I'm not trying to be combative, just trying to get everyone think bigger and creatively by the biggest and best tool we have as veterans.

Couple that with the housing shortage due to hurricane damage we have in this area and the skyrocketing cost of housing, and there couldn't be a better time to list a vacant duplex-If you have equity in the property as it sits, and you're creditworthy while she isn't, now is also a great time to start a new investment with your equity from the sale and move on without the added difficultiesManaging a property yourself is already hard.

A regular tenant wouldn't be okay with all the excess stuff so this is why I did this arrangement instead of letting the house sit empty earning $0 rent. 

Settlement statement separates out legal costs for each side, so you simply pay actual for whichever side of the deal you're sitting on. 

Those variable are that the average loan will take 5 months, after he pays us off on month 5, the money sits idle for 90 days and then he uses is again essentially giving us two originations in 8 months.I am so confused any help would be greatly appreciated.

In July we are sitting at 68,000 total pandemic-related job losses, 4% year-over-year job loss, and a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 5.9%, down from 6.3% in June.Pre-March Austin had 60,000 vacant tech jobs, and we are continuing to add jobs elsewhere.

Basically you are entering into a relationship with a landlord expecting them to just sit back and allow it all to run.