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Updated over 9 years ago,

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  • Pikesville, MD
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  • Pikesville, MD
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Hi BP,

I recently started a real estate investment company in Baltimore, Maryland. I'm familiar and have experience with wholesaling properties. I was looking to expand into buying properties to rent out and properties to fix and flip.

I just came across a property in a decent neighborhood that appears to be a good deal for a quick fix and flip. The investor is requesting a POF letter and a signed disclosure form before I can even go take a look at the property to make a thorough assessment. This is a first for me. Is it common for an investor to request this upfront even before allowing people to view the property?

Also, I ran across a HML that provided me with a pre-qualification letter but states that it will provide "unlimited" POF letters for $49.95/month. Is it normal for a HML to charge and provide "unlimited" POF letters? Is it a good idea to pay this $49.95 monthly fee?

Lastly. I recently bought a home as my primary residence with FHA lending. Will I run into problems now that I'm trying to get financing approval for an investment property since I just closed on my home a few weeks ago? Should I wait for a few months before trying to buy an investment property?

Thanks,

LaToyia

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