You could drive, though it would either be one very long day or two shorter ones.

I want to make this work of course but he seems interested in shorter term, which makes me think of a flip, rather than a long term hold partner.

Lost posts, mine are getting shorter. :)

One insurance is for FHA loans (MIP) which as of June this year is one of two situations: (1) Less than or equal to 90% LTV, it is required to hold the MIP for 11 years or to mortgage term, which ever is shorter

I am still working on the investment model but believe I will start with a fix and flip model in the shorter term (2-4years) and diversify with a Buy & Hold of Multi-family and apartments further down the road.

For example carpeting/flooring has a shorter depreciation schedule than a new roof.

Next time I'd be willing to take a slightly lower offer if it came with a shorter inspection and higher EMD.

If your exit strategy or financial goals warrants a shorter amortization you go with that.

If it is shorter rather than longer I would agree that she may be waiting out a period of redemption.

Sometimes an 8 or 9 month lease ending in September/October instead of December/January is worth the shorter term.