I live outside of Houston (Fort Bend) and buy city lots, engineer, build and then sell.

A PM isn't going to bend over backwards for those kinds of clients and that's what a lot of BP members are.

The missouri city you are talking is west side of Fort Bend Tollway near Briargate.

One unit at $1400 has new carpet and paint a few months ago, so mostly just the second unit since they have been there for years and would need rehab.4) Neighborhood is full of duplexes and a mix of folks, so some risk there in terms of having a potential bad tenant.5) I have not seen any other duplexes on the market near this area under $400K so it seems like a good deal for the shape that it is in compared to bordering towns Sisters and Bend which are higher cost and in poorer shape.

The best content starts from a place of providing organic value to people, whether or not they plan to buy something (like a house in Bend). 2.

I definitely wouldn't bend over backwards for a case like this.

Does anyone have a lender they use that can bend this rule?

For example, the trustee in the Central CA district is very accommodating to debtors and bends over backwards.

Everyone is bending over and letting government slide it in w/o question.

I'm spending the week in Bend and would love to grab a beer with other like-minded people in Bend, OR.