The rule basically states expenses, not including mortgage, will be 50% of rents. 

I'm on the right track then to include all that in my calculations and truly list all that under the 'cash to close' number. 

This will include property taxes paid, interest and penalties.The purchaser will be served with a petition notice of redemption and must answer it within 30 days.There will be a hearing and the judge will determine the amount necessary for the redemption.Redemptions don't happen very often.

Location Northern NJ, easy commute to NYC, good schools, small studio.Purchase price: 75k, has to be cash do to lack of financing on coop, fantastic conditionRent: 950-1000, very strong demandMaintenance (includes tax h/w): 305What say you oh wise ones?

If "every one" reckons you got a bargain, hopefully that will include that Lender.

Due to the culture in our city being different than places like Toronto, every single applicant asked if parking could be included.

Not sure if this is the right category, but I am looking for real estate lawyer and CPA recommendations for southwest WI, including Madison.

We can cash flow about $350 from the property if we keep it and rent it out (including property management). 

These include good appreciation for the foreseeable future (especially if Amazon HQ2 happens here) and low vacancy rates for attractive properties.

Sometimes when other investors send you their deals, they’ll include who they want you to close with.