Something tells me the answer to all of this is a big fat NOPE, but hey, you never know, any thoughts are welcome, thanks gang!

Would love to connect with any experienced investors in the Vegas area (single or multi-family) and provide any help I can in exchange for being apart of the process and learning by doing.  

Your options are basically...Pay it monthly until you have 20% equity, which is what most people do.Pay a big fat premium upfront, basically paying for the insurance policy all at once.Lender paid PMI with a bumped rate (you see this advertised as "no PMI").So, yes, you can get a "no PMI" 95% LTV mortgage, but not a no PMI 95% LTV mortgage.

Things really pick up around tax season with everybody fat from their tax refunds.

While Milwaukee is flat (0.18% population growth - I would argue it has been saved by it's more afluent areas; otherwise we'd see a big fat minus) Menomonee Falls and Sussex have seen almost 10% population growth.

His dependent child's legal guardian can too.If he already has a specific date within 12 months, in writing from his chain of command, for when his unit will get back and he will be at ABC location near the home, that can in theory work.

That is 152k for you instead of the 120k.Congrats on the fat check, you stuck paying taxes on it as normal income or have you figured out a better way?

Hi my name is Nourhan , just came to Naples few months ago , just recently started working in real estate , haven't done any transaction yet , but hopefully will soon :) , My purpose is to learn more and as much as i can in this field.

I advertise on radio stations - Dallas Texas - Jacksonville and 4 talk radio stations in Baltimore Maryland - have been branding my message for years now and it has been successful ---- but expensive.I know that I will get 10 -15 good leads a month sometimes more - I know that one out of 8 is going to be a fat equity or cash cow for me - a commercial property - an estate - tax sale deal - subdivision - a warehouse - gas station - a bar with real estate.

Generally, low income earners get cut (you would think they should cut the Fat first, but that's not true), especially whom a business has no dependency on and can either increase the workload on the remaining employees or automate.