It’s pretty common for people to buy homes even if they have other debt, like student loans, as long as their debt-to-income ratio is in a good spot.

As long as the money went from you to the title company it should be under your name and still belong to YOU until there is an agreement to release it. 2.

I had purposefully waited as long as I could in case it was blocked, but I figured chances were slim at this point. 

I think the main points would apply to you as well.STR is great, as long as you go into it with eyes wide open and reasonable expectations. 

This area definitely gives you good weather year round, summertime gets hot so as long as you're getting systems serviced before then and then in the fall you're usually ok. 

Purchase and rehab properties will have a similar reduction, but as long as you have experience within the US, you should still be able to get some pretty good terms.

I've had a keen interest in investing for as long as I’ve been involved in real estate.

In my 30 years doing this I’ve found that as long as you address each issue that comes up properly and do the repair needed to bring that part of the building up to current code then you will be fine.

That is the benefit of buying primary you can rehab at your own pace as long as you still have enough reserves to rehab your own home while living in it. 

I came across The Investors edge that offers 100% financing as long as the all in cost is 74% or less of the ARV.