Even consider some type of temporary lending.

If you give them too much info up front, I believe it will decrease your actual response rate.

Brick building with a newer rubber roof and a carport in the rear that could use some work.asking - $105000 (price has steadily been decreasing...thinking more in the range of 85K to 95K)Each unit rents for $395/monthThinking of a 15 year fixed mortgage at 3.5% 25% down property taxes - $3500 / year Insurance - $1000 / year Management fee - 10% of total rents (monthly)I ran numbers and am on the fence.Any input is much appreaciatedThanks

It can be temporary financing.

Bill Gulley and J Scott, I've managed to decrease the amount of strokes it takes to hammer in a nail every day so far.

Managing those properly will take a few hours a week but definitively not 40-80.Might as well find a temporary job and use those proceeds to fund marketing yourself as an agent.

Here's the story.New rules call for a maximum DTI of 43%, though there is the temporary reprieve until 2021 or until Fannie and Freddie come out of conservatorship.

The owners told me it's temporary, but that was a while ago and there doesn't seem to be much progress.

With the decreased inventory we're trying to stay busy but don't have experience with additions.

Housing along the river is expensive, and gradually decreases as you get further from it.