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Jeremy Williams
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Salisbury, MD
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When property managers want almost as much as Fannie Mae

Jeremy Williams
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Salisbury, MD
Posted

If the prop. Manager wants nearly as much as FHA what would u do?To buy and stay with the relative or waste over a thousand and go rent?

Timeline Dec. 2018

Literally could not take the verbal abuse and harrasement from my supervisor. Left job of 6 years

February

Started new job 6$ more per hr. New Holland, PA. Motel living until hire date.

September 2019

Full time hire +2$more pH. need to find a permanent residence.

Now we're into October and the only rental company who has approved us given our criteria and two dogs wants a little over 3000$. That's over half way to our 3%>

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