On top of that, when money is raised for a real estate deal, it is technically classified as a security.

Technically the notice has already been given as of 11/20/18, but I understand by all your comments (thank you by the way), that my outreach cannot be considered “Notice” but rather simply “Intent” at this point.So if I am to provide an official notice would 1/2/18 be okay, or do I have to let them live on property through January and then give them the 30 day notice?

That would technically be wholesaling but ownership is changing hands so it is legal.

I spoke to another bank who said that going the FHA route brings all kinds of headaches  that aren't worth it and if I can come up with another 1.5% going conventional at 5% would be much better with less build restrictions although my builder said they are technically an FHA approved builder whatever that means.One Bank told me that I'd be better off going the hard money approach and putting 10% down for new construction but I always felt hard money is such a rate rip off.If any of you guys have any helpful financing solutions please let me know.My other issue is that in order to build one of these I'd like it to be in an area that is cool..location location location but a.

And for FHA, that's one-size-fits-all no matter your FICO score.The real formula, for FHA MIP which is not technically PMI even though lots of industry insiders even make that mistake, is a little more convoluted.

I’ve been holding on all these years because I can technically pay for it (with sacrifice) even though I lose money many months.

Happy thanksgiving Technically speaking, you are not paying for the realtor out of your own pocket unless its a FSBO (For Sale By Owner).

Technically the son is required to cover all damages since he signed the lease.

It's a small percentage now but unfair: why should I have to pay any tax on money that is not technically rental income and just an accounting service provided to the residents. 

I should be able to collect a "Pet Fee" & pet rent since it was technically a pet for the first month.