Biggest tellt ale signs are the form letters they write when they respond to an add, as well as there funny english.

If he's lending you the money based on the sale of the house, then it should be written as a lien on the house (if your seller is even semi-smart), so, just like any other mortgage financing, once you no longer have ownership of the house, you have to pay back the loan...at the time of your ale to someone else at the $200k you are looking for.You can't have two people with loans on your house,...both with 1st position lien rights.

So I have some experience flipping but I am transitioning into the rental landlord aspect of real estate I currently recently purchased a duplex that came with a Efficency making it 3 units I am renting out I have 30k but I live in Miami where prices are unbelievable I know I want to s ale up from 3 units to maybe 6 units but finding that in Miami is impossible so with that being said should I just get another duplex FHA?

Hi @Ale Rioja, I know I am a little late to the party but I can provide some advice here since I am a lender.1.

So far I've been able to drop into the Invest DGP meet-up over at Angry Ale's (shoutout to Evans Wright) and CLT BUILD's meet-up over at Devil's Logic.

Seller concession would be an expense and deductable from the gross ale price, if disclosed to lender and if on the HUD-1

Some events from the Network tab above: - The BiggerPockets Meetup on November 9th at Carolina Ale House in downtown Raleigh- Pints & Properties usually the last Thursday of the month (I'm not sure yet when it will be with Thanksgiving this month)Also, check out TREIA (Triangle Real Estate Investors' Association) at TREIA.com.

While I know more people who don't like beer than those that don't like coffee, it's not by a large margin.The Columbus Ale Trail this year (2016) has over 25 different LOCAL breweries all in the greater Columbus area and most of them have an amazing line up in their tap rooms.  

Hey Is that a Les Brown quote on the title?

Get a LE (Loan Estimate) from them, and go to the next bank you want to compare them to and do the same thing.