PV=CostsIn your case, if you want an 18% return, don't invest in anything with less than an 18% IRR. 

This is different than an investment.

I chose not to go forward as it would have exhausted all my cash but other than that, everything seemed there in terms of property, management, etc.  

I'm considering converting to an S-Corp rather than an LLC to minimize this tax and reporting burden.

But the converse of that is that a large percentage of females with husbands or male partners will perpetuate the problem by deferring to the husband, and taking a passive role rather than an equal one. 

Otherwise, if you kept the money in the company in order to do more and more deals, the tax rate of a corporation was less than an individual?

Also, the servicer cannot start the foreclosure process if a loss mitigation application is pending.If you submit a complete loss mitigation application to your mortgage servicer after the foreclosure has started, but more than 37 days before a foreclosure sale, the servicer must stop the foreclosure process until: the servicer informs you that you are not eligible for any loss mitigation option (and any appeal you make has been exhausted)you reject the workout option that the servicer offers to you, oryou accept a workout, but fail to comply with the terms of the deal (such as not making payments during a trial modification).Now...that's the law, but let's talk about reality.  

@Juliet BanksYou are in NC so read the statute http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/EnactedLegislation/Sta...I recommend you give a lease and a ROFR (right of first refusal) as if you give a lease and an option, you must deal with the state above.Search "Brian Gibbons Why a ROFR is better than an Option" on BP

I don't believe DSCR would be the right way for you to go on this until you've exhausted all of your conventional options (and I'm a DSCR broker/lender).  

A mortgage helper any which way you slice it can add more value than an additional bathroom depending on the area.