If you can boost the rents over time to squeeze this puppy into the positive cashflow side, then this dog will hunt.What is the condition to the property, and why is the seller so eager to dump it, er sell it to you?

If you have a strong equity position, you may want to put the home into a HELOC, pull the equity out by taking the full line of credit and then down the road, transfer the HELOC into a conventional mortgage.

One day I hope to be in the position to do just that.

Very few sellers are in a position to offer seller financing.

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I have a new employment contract in hand and will be making $350,000/year, but I will not start this new position for three months;3.

This card would hold a more prominent position for my company name and title.

Just curious @jscott why would you rather sell at a loss than rent for positive cash flow.

First time positing on BP!!!

We will still be in positive cash flow on the rental, and the added interest savings from the refi's will give us an additional $16K per year.