Very selective rehab projects - These are generally too thin for us to consider, but there are exceptionsWe'll be doing larger development deals late this year or in 2014.

Hi Sonia, in my area, there is an option (only for Agents) where you can select Agent Interest as YES.  

Fannie Mae Homepath loans are a narrow exception that permit rehab financing to be built in, and only applies to select Fannie Mae REOs.To maximize leverage in these cases where you're doing a fair amount of rehab (say $8K or more), while still getting the conventional loan and the low fixed rates, you could do a few different things.1) Buy and rehab the property in cash, then apply for a conventional loan under the new "delayed financing rule", which enables you to finance up to 70% of the new post-rehab appraised value, but the loan cannot exceed the total of your original purchase price plus closing costs on the new loan.

For the @ mention:McKellar Newsom type "@" immediately followed by the first two letters of the persons name "mc", then select the person from the list that appears below.

After I realized what I had done I clicked on the "report abuse" button on my original post and in the comments explained that I had accidently selected the wrong forum.

The appraisal reports I have examined have a continual characteristic of selective manipulations of the market data in an effort to pump up the market.

While there is an art to management, it's something that is also learned, selecting the better tenant from a pool of applicants is a good example of experiences learned.

., but you might have a problem selecting your professionals.

Expected W/T comes down to your ability in selecting good tenants, if some guy doesn't seem too sophisticated and he owns a Harley and it will fit through the door......well, some wheel them inside, if you can't pick'em better than that, you'll learn.And, who says dad would not like to have an office?

My realtor got keys at settlement and drove them over to the prop mgmt company I had selected beforehand.