Fannie, for instance, won't buy anything over 90% in fully WARRANTABLE projects.your best best is more cash down.

Are their instances where you can choose to add deductible in the insurance policy if you find out more information about the tenant (criminal background, history with damaging property, or lack thereof, etc.)?

Besides, the lender won't do the refi if the new loan drops the debt service ratio (DSCR) below their requirements.For instance you locate a building and during your due diligence you see the potential to increase rents and decrease expenses by making some repairs.

I have been in situations where a person invited me into their house (one instance was several large men who lived together) and I declined, because something didn't feel right.

I liked the part when the farmer asked him for 15k for the land and he damn near fainted at the price....lol.http://www.inc.com/magazine/20080501/paradise-the-hard-way_pagen_3.html

I have yet to hear one instance where this was a problem or could not be done, or encountered a lender calling the note due.

(again, imo)Some instances of "there" Im still not sure are 100% correct, the way I use them.

That would be simple math.I used to see those charts all the time in real esate for sale magazines.

If one jurisdiction gives you problems, it can be a disaster.For instance, on one of my moves, the electric co. crew that was supposed to elevate the power lines so we could move under them were 45 minutes late.

Tim: I like my Glock 9 because of the increased magazine capacity.