There were pros and cons to this, but the biggest outcome is that Architecture, while being very overhead intensive, education intensive and having significant professional liability is one of the lowest paid "professions".

I used a lot of information from BP, and even went as far as reading the new CA ADU bill, speaking with the congressman associated with it, educating both my architect AND the city on the new guidelines. 

I called 3 lenders who didn't know how the assumption process worked until I got a rockstar lender who educated me and sent me information. 

In the realm of real estate, where opportunity knocks at every corner, I stand poised—a former educator turned visionary.

.- where the homes are located- your intent to occupy the new home as your primary residence- other circumstances like a PCS, upgrade in the same area, etcVeterans United Home Loans specializes in VA loans is an amazing company (of which I work for, educating real estate agents about VA loans).

Educate yourself on everything and do what makes sense for you.  

Quick question.. if I just incorporated, on what basis would I apply for a loan on?

There are Lease requirements, Insurance requirements, etc. that you need to incorporate to protect yourself.

How cool is it that we have the freedom to have our own opinions -- each based on our own experiences and/or education -- and that we can express those opinions in a public forum!  

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