I have seen it before.The answer would be a big fat NO.I specialize in sales and don't do property management.Wouldn't you want a specialist instead of a generalist??

And when you close the deal at the title company and get a fat check!! 

Go in fat worst case.In reference to type of loan, I personally would rather keep as much cash liquid as possible.  

Account Closed Sad but true, I have a similar issue getting those fat government contracts, "used to work here" is a phrase often encountered as margins get fatter.

", "Pigs get fat.  

Once they have the means to get something bigger, whether it is meeting a significant other or they get a fat raise, they are out of there.

** Not giving legal advice **Holding any asset and especially real estate in your personal name puts a big fat bullseye on your back.

Also many people found that they were now competing against cash buyers, so the fat deposits they were planning to use were of no use.The BA is a different beast all together so plan your strategy accordingly.

In the DMV you show up with your fat deposit and then if you are the winning bidder you have X days to close with X ranging from 15 to whenever the court ratifies the sale, depending on where the property is located.

-Any fat in the T12, like paying for a full time maintenance man, bill back H2O and the like?