Pair that with negative discount points for the closing costs, and you're looking at JUST the 3.5% down plus a little extra, and you will still get an interest rate you see advertised everywhere (basically taking that extra X% profit margin the broker's not allowed to keep and using it for closing costs instead of using it for a lower rate). 

BTW I’m working a deal myself on a pair of MH so I know what you’re thinking. 

All have good credit except the number three pair where hubby has no credit history because they work for cash 

Now, with much due respect, I ask of all you seasoned pros and property geniuses out there: if you were me, a smalltime landlord with two successful NYC rentals under your belt, and now you had your first respectable chunk of equity to put to work, and you wanted portfolio growth paired with incremental income growth, and your tolerance for risk was somewhere in the middle of the spectrum (not on the aggressive fringe), and you found yourself feeling shut out of the overpriced market where you live, what would you do next?

Nothing says "big baller" like a cool pair of sunglasses.

Do a pair of CMAs.

Which one of their offerings pairs up with the 4.25% interest rate?

It would be really depressing if I’m denied a license because of a pair of cheap earrings and A bottle of vodka I tried to steal when I was kid.

We even provide Duraflame logs so it's about as idiot-proof as it gets.Had a guy a few weeks ago email us that he left a pair of underwear behind and if we'd mail it back to him.

I suggest grabbing the pair of books from BP, Flipping Houses and EstimatingRehab Costs.