Rent here is fairly expensive as well and can be similar to mortgage payments depending on the percentage downpayment, though there are also ongoing concerns such as fire and earthquake insurances.

I’m available to co-host for a percentage of revenue (10–30%), depending on the level of involvement needed.

I own a condo for the last 3 years I wanted to sell it but stuff with the association has been turning lenders away so I’d like to rent out the unit so I can make some money and not be pay out money for nothing.

Rent here is fairly expensive as well and can be similar to mortgage payments depending on the percentage downpayment, though there are also ongoing concerns such as fire and earthquake insurances.

We had a contractor bid at nearly 11k and I was actually going to go with him, but the insurance payout was only 8k so I shopped around afterward and found someone to do it for 8k.

Agent is also responsible to disclose to VA seller that they will lose a percentage of their eligibility and the loan might show on their credit after the fact.Servicer isn't set up with lots of staff processing so the buyer needs to turn in their whole financial history for the past two years in one email, don't trickle in papers they get lost.

Rents in our area are relatively low, inventory is sitting on the market for about 2 months (both for rent and for sale), and even after adjusting purchase price, down payment percentages, and other variables, it's still very tough to make the numbers work and we understand the market cool down conditions right now.

Also included should be the Percentage of Profit Split (after all parties involved are made whole).

@Collin Hays if they just go dark and don't pay out is this not fraud which is criminal, no?

Your answer needs to be in exact numbers, with $$$ in front, not in percentages. 1 - What's the exact CF on the first property now?