Hi Karen,Are you getting a pre-qualification and a pre-approval letter confused?

Under the FHA EEM Program, a borrower can finance into the mortgage 100 percent of the cost of eligible energy efficient improvements, subject to certain dollar limitations, without an appraisal of the energy improvements and without further credit qualification of the borrower.

Assuming you have the other qualifications for income and credit, should be fine.

With the subsidy, they still needed to meet the 2.5 or 3 X rent for income qualification, and all other criteria was the same for all tenants.As to locale, as I have previously posted, I originally am from the midwest...Omaha to be exact, and, also as previously mentioned, for several years had +- 100 section 8 tenants, in predominantly Black (North Omaha) and Hispanic (South Omaha) high crime neighborhoods.

Comparables, pre-qualification from bank, etc?

The other questions appear to be designed to quantify potential buyers area of interest, property specifications, buying qualifications and price ranges.

I'm not sure what other investors are looking at, but one of my qualifications for a property is the size of the home.

Hi everyone,
I have a house under contract for 37,500. I have not been able to wholesale it. I just found out that the property is in pre-forclosure and the mortgage is a non qualifying assumable. the balance is 14,00...

Pre-qualification means nothing.

For that to happen, the government will need to start defaulting on it's promises to all those that feel entitled to receive government handouts.Mike you should be an economist for the government with the power to do the things you suggest.Don, unfortunately I don't have the qualifications to be in Washington.