The lady at my bank said FHA loans (through Navy Federal, at least) cover up to a Duplex, but NOT a triplex or quadplex.

Apparently, the big shots of this country havefigured out a way to make money coming and goingwith the taxpayer getting stuck footing the bill.And, all the while, the politicians shaking their fingers at each other.

Hello, I am newly married to an awesome lady and I have a 7 1/2 (gotta put the 1/2 in there)year old son.

So, I went to the IRS to get forms and the lady at the counter said I am a trade or business and need to send the form.

I havent seen this yet in my area so I want to ask my expert colleagues about how this will go down if I purchase this property.My agent sent me an existing rental property.I searched the CAD for info and found Fannie Mae is listed as the "owner" and the lady who is listing the property and says she is the owner is listed as "previous owner"I know this lady and have respected her for years.

It's taken about a year, but I just got word that I should receive a final determination in a couple weeks, and it should be favorable (fingers crossed), meaning any future ruling the IRS or DOL makes on these types of retirement products in the future can't come back to hurt me.Fun fact: If you flagrantly violate ERISA laws with how you use your retirement funds, the penalty from the IRS/DOL can be loss of your entire retirement portfolio PLUS 10% or more excise penalty that you'd have to pay out of pocket.

I'm in a similar boat.A lady in Oregon says her friend (who died) deeded his 12 acres and a mobile home to her via quit claim deed, and that the guy's will is at the courthouse, and she wants fast cash to buy a local rundown hotel to fix it up. 

Just need some pointers so I handle this situation correctlyI got a call from a lady wanting to sell her house.She thought it was free and clear except for delinquent taxs. $2000She will sign the deed over to me for$100.

I'm using a credit union for mine...Bought a place January 4th subject to the hard money loan he had in place... am in the process of refinancing it with a local credit union... it appears *fingers crossed* they are going to allow me to do a cash out refinance based on appraisal value (75%) at 5.5% for 10/30.Easiest recommendation is simply to wear out your phone dialing...

I have a lady highly motivated to get her own place, however, she is disabled and lives off a tiny check.