But it was the same "package" story as the rentals.Though she did deadpan back that Faberge eggs would fall under either the art or jewelry category and anything valued over $5K would need to be a separate insurance policy. 

BP  linkdin  facebook connected investor are all infested with faux lenders and this is exactly how they find you.you can play along send them the 500 to 800 application fee and kiss it good by .. just so you know.or U can save your money and find a real lender..

Differences in insurance premiums and upkeep for CBS vs vintage stucco?

That being said, be careful because if things went south, it could result in a major penalty Might have been better to post a hypothetical question and a faux story to get the answerFHA loans are owner occupied, 5% down also likely owner occupied - read the contract Once you have 20%-25% equity in, you can refinance and go conventional I can't recommend either way for you, but I can say others have done itOnce your loan is conventional, I'd say you've got very little to worry about - the choice is yours

Including only things that are "In Play" investmentwise.Leaving things out such as your wife's wedding ring, jewelry, your personal home(s), personal vehicle(s), boat, snowmobile, camper, personal cash reserves, etc...It depends on what you want to see decisionwise.Good Luck!

Hi all; first time poster so I apologize for any faux pas.Basically there is a family house that is being inherited by two siblings.

@Dorian GuinWhat is your gross income on a monthly basis, what expense ratio of income can you expect for your market and vintage of the building, and what are current cap rates in your area ?

Some sort of faux duplex.

Same vintage, style, etc… 1.

Next, look at what rents are being charged for newer vintage apartments in your local area.