Hey everyone, I've been listening to BP podcasts for a few months now, educating myself on the house-hacking strategy, and now interested in taking the first cut at purchasing a home!

While the loan intake department is understanding, they've asked that I at least provide a letter explaining the situation from the servicing department.

They sent me their intake form and I completed it and sent it back.

Not sure if he is interested in taking on new clients or not and I do not know him personally.  

Timeline goes as follows:1) Intake: Property owner completes intake form detailing property specifications2) Assessment: management team completes market, sales, and property analysis3) Net Equity: Property Value-Owner's Debt-Estimate of Closing Costs=Property Owner's Net equity4) Contribution: Property owner contributes property into the fund. 

@Leigh Bantivoglio Let me know if you are interested in my running the numbers for you and I will send you an intake worksheet that will allow me to do that

In taking @Erin Church's advice, I will make it very clear in stating max occupancy is 3 individuals. 

With these two guys, your team will be hard to stop in taking down deals.

Utilized FHA financing to put little money down (3.5%) and qualified for FHLB intake grant ($7500).

I too am intrested in taking on an exisiting loan/mortgage.