(Both in marketing and social media perspectives)The name of the page is "Your Dream Real Estate".

@Julian Robinson,To Make the @ work do the following:Hold down the shift key and type the following: @?

One of my (few) gripes with the Section 8 Bible book is that it operates from the perspective that Section 8 renters have a strong lack of choice, due to various factors, so all you need to do to attract tenants is clean a unit up and bulletproof it to make a profit.

From a real estate perspective the good thing about the 401k it is not subject to UDIF (unrelated debt financed income) on leveraged real estate, which happens when I borrow money (mortgage) to buy a property.

I appreciate all the responses and perspective on this subject.

The tenant choose to stay in the property and choose to fight with the landlord.From a landlord's perspective, a foreclosure is equivalent to a tenant not paying tent, then choosing the "quit" option when I post the pay or quit.  

Therefore, it often discourages others from posting here.It is for their sake and to provide a more positive perspective to what's going on here in Michigan.

Different lenders will view the situation in different ways so they should expect to speak with either a mortgage broker who works with multiple lenders or they cn approach nore than one lender to get a handle on their particular underwriting perspective .It is always a delicate conversation and should be handled in an honest and forthright manner.

Try to rent the flip for a year, then sell to get long term capital gains tax rates.Being that its the end of the tax year and I plan on shelling out a lot of repair/ upgrade money into the house in 2013, how would I handle it from tax perspective if I am unclear of my plans for the property (move-in/rental/flip)?

If she was right, I'd have to dramatically shift my investment strategy.