It is widely known that there are saturation limitations for underwriting loans regarding occupancy of the condos in a complex.

You might have a quicker path if you work for another broker, pay and benefits will probably be less than a larger institution, but the ladder is shorter.There is also the path I took, going with FDIC as a bank examiner, that gives you experience quickly that most brokers would never gain in the business and it opens doors widely.

I don't use them because they come with wide frames which I don't think look modern or nice.

Latonna HillDIG is Philadelphia REIA GroupACRE is Pittsburgh REIA GroupPROA is Pennsylvania state wide group of all PA Reia Groups that primarily lobbies the state for favorable legislation affecting landlords, rental real estate and, investors

I don't do section 8 but 1 of my places has some neighbors who are. on the program. last summer, 1 evening, i was trying to rent out the place; there was a nice couple w/ a baby coming over to look at the unit. they were outside & I met them. the neighbor, section 8, with her door wide open, was singing (very badly i might add) at the top of her lungs. maybe she was hoping simon cowell was stopping by?

Could do a few items:Pay rent onlineAutosign a new leaseReserve common areas via the appInput maintenance requestsApt managers could push out rent remindersApt managers could also push out messages property wide w/o having to paper all doorsGood way to track and submit referrals

Most target 15 - 20% though having a 15 year amortization is definitely hurting that number some.In my opinion, having almost a 15% range on your ARV is WAY too wide, you need to know exactly what it will list for

So, you are wide open in terms of the type of real estate (asset class) as long as you are holding for a Qualified Use.

At that price range, the interest rate won't matter much, but the closing costs will vary widely.

The door is 28" wide but I did some reasearch and it looks as though this is ok since the house was built in 1890.