Protection is great, but so are great loan terms!  

Buy and hold is great, but so are notes, doing a few wholesales cant hurt and a rehab every now and then is a nice boost.We have a few wrap notes where the part we owe will be paid off in a year, some in a few years, some in 10 or 15 years.

Hi all - I typically buy and renovate in Cambridge and Somerville where rents are sky high but so are purchase prices.

If you contribute more than IRS limit yearly, those extra contributions are after tax so are considered Roth when you move them out of your 401k.If the sheet didn't include fee %, pleas ask you HR or 401k plan manager for it.

So, are you saying that you think your contractor reported the trip hazard to the city to try and give you a sense of urgency and just hire them ... because that is what it sounds like they did.

Those 2 don't go together. 203K loans are typically for owner-occupants, so are you planning on moving in yourself?

If so, are there any restrictions on who is/are the trustee(s), trustor(s), or beneficiary(ies)?  

@Derrick Carpenter, so, are you happy with six tenths of one percent annual yield for your initial cash purchase and rehab, just to be in the property market?

So, are banks / agencies entertaining offers with the buyer yanking the tanks at buyers expense during inspection period?

I went over any area I felt I was relatively weak in (of the 30 sections, roughly 10 or so are what I really needed to go over)Crammed ~ Went and took the test ~ and passed both portions on the first try.Don't get worked up ~ If you fail or only pass 1 of the 2, at least the UNKNOWN is over with!