I ran some rent comps and we might at least get 60% of the mortgage in rents for one of the units.

This will help you understand how the different costs, mortgage and rent can affect the return on investment.

Usually the MLS will give you the option to populate onto those other sites (depending on your area) so people searching those sites will see both and go for the cheaper one.

I agree with Peter, if you are not using a mortgage contingency and don't mind the risk to lose earnest money, I still consider it a cash offer. 

My mortgage broker uses a tool that automatically provides a list of comps.  

I have the opportunity to acquire a 2nd note which is non performing with the intent of foreclosing and hopefully acquiring the first mortgage to do so. 

I used an FHA loan with 3.5% down and have renters covering the full mortgage. 

2) Since the mortgage only has one person's name, can we deduct the mortgage interest in LLC's tax return instead of that person's personal tax return? 

Is there a way -- as in this case, where I can get a mortgage for the 80% in my own name and the non recourse part for the SDIRA is that I am personally on the hook for the funds and not the IRA hence non-recourseThanks, b

Two big rules of thumb:Generally speaking, the more square the house, the cheaper to frame and roof.