how do you price a house that is on a larger than normal lot size?

how do you price a house that is on a larger than normal lot size?

Normally if you do not have 20% equity in the first property you will not be able to use the rents of the property to help count toward your DTI.

The meeting starts at 6 p.m. at the North Raleigh Hilton (3415 Wake Forest Road, Raleigh, NC 27609) and the guest speaker will be Larry Harbolt.

8% is not normal...as others mentioned 6% is what you should expect in this area.

The key points I liked was that normal Roth IRA contributions are capped by income limits while the roth soloK is not.

Most people don't want to live there, and the people that do, don't normally have the highest paying jobs.

It is normal for the contract to be rewritten between your buyer and seller since in an assisgnment you are assigning them the rights to do so.

I would definitely agree that the normal path would be to refile.

Hey @Don Daniels - not too sure why it was doing that on the front page of your blog, but if you go into the blog post itself, it looks normal: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5100/blog_posts/37492-getting-started-with-wholesaling---week-2-progress Might be a bug, but either way, the whole site is coming out with a re-design in the coming weeks so it's gonna look way different soon anyways!