:) That being said, I know high earners with recent BKs, foreclosures and/or bad credit who have private lenders for their primary residences.

So assuming possibly substantial fills and foundation settling as well as settling occurring without the soil erosion, the residence was likely constructed over poorly compacted fill material.

. $400K Our primary residence is on a Interest only 5.75% Jumbo adjusting in 2015.

Currently reside in Orange County, California and looking to relocate to Colorado in about a year.

I currently reside in Orange County, CA but am looking to relocate to Colorado in a year or so.

I just filled out an application to be a resident in one of the communities.

As the owner residing in the home, the tenant is considered a 'lodger' per CA law (my month-to-month explicitly retains my access to all parts of the house).

When we bought our primary residence, it was a BofA REO... they, of course, required that we get pre-qualified through them in order to make an offer.

If so, you could get a HELOC on your residence (hard to get HELOCs on rental properties) and only tap into whatever you need for acquiring your next property.

I'm looking to get a single family home within 10-20 miles of my residence in order to be able to check on the property easily.