I have been involved in foreclosure litigation as bk counsel for the debtors but not this issue.

I'm not 100% sure how the rental properties figure into that, but I think as long as the cash flow is positive you don't include either the debt or the rental income into the DTI calculation.Is he going to be living in this house?

I have been saving all year and with that said I have a good lump sum of money.With that being said I am wondering should I pay off my current car note? I have found some properties that I am interested in and using t...

My fiance and I are in an interesting situation. We have children in two states and recently purchased our first home together in Minnesota. Our idea was to rehab the home, which we have,  and short-term rent it, whic...

Maybe they're debt or preferred equity.

We have some cash, but not enough to do it all without some sort of debt or borrowing.

For example, I am a little concerned about some aspects of the business cycle recovery and a potential for a double-dip so I lean toward the safest part of capital stack which is debt (or low-debt equity).

Maybe you want interest only periods, or floating rate debt or amortization other than 30 years. 

Properties can have various amounts and rates of debt or no debt at all.  

Who, except a bona-fide debtor,  would be willing to do that?