Burning smells, electrical odors, or unusual noises.b.

Keep a separate high yield savings account with no debit card access so you can build up reserves for a down payment.

., yield maintenance, defeasance).

The expenses covered taxes, insurance, utility (water/sewer only), and I included 500.00 a month for lawn care and general maintenance.I have $65,000 in a high yield savings account that could be used for tenant improvements generated from rents saved in current building and a flip from a couple years ago.

If a seller is chasing maximum yield, then sure, they’re probably better off with REITs, the S&P, or private lending.

Tenants like more space, but investors like numbers that pencil so it’s really about which one gives you the stronger yield in your specific submarket. 

@Audrey C.This fee structure isn’t unusual, but it really depends on the level of service they provide.

The seller claims the HOA fees are only $33/month, which seems unusually low and makes me unsure what to look for or what the risks might be.

This structure supported a large-scale renovation that ultimately yielded strong returns.How did you add value to the deal?

The yields generally pay out 2-15% and protocols allow you to leverage up these yields.