Agree with Michael Woodward.I will submit high bids for my services for what might seem like vary simple projects to the prospective client, but for some reason something about the project or the client sets off liability alarm bells in my brain.

The plan sells the property using John's service, and now John earns a commission on the listing site, and again, that commission goes into his personal RE business account.3) Agent John, is a hands on guy and a work-aholic so he oversees the entire project and manages the contractors, and he and his wife do their own finish work.

The lower amount can provide the same or nearly the same for servicing by raising the rate an eighth of a point, any higher is adding to the premium paid to the originator.

You may want to consider going to a legal services that will prepare the deed for you, for a few hundred dollars.

Firstly, you need to subscribe to a credit monitoring service that all three reporting bureaus provide.

Entity formation should run you around $500 plus any State fees (not including rush services).

What is the debt service on it now??

And don't forget that the gas company will have a service fee that shows up on the bill even if no gas is consumed.

This wasn't hard to find - these docs are public records & available on the web.

I'm trying to figure out how to assess debt service costs when using a cash-out refinance to purchase a new investment property.I own one investment property and am looking to use the equity in that property to purchase a second property.