OK, are people actually still investing in those companies?

Quote from @Alex Fierro: Greetings, finding a business/real estate lawyer that will actually return calls or emails has been taxing so I decided to post here to get the advice from all the gurus.

Having said that, before you dismiss a sponsor for violating this guideline, take some steps to ensure you are communicating with the right person, and that communication is actually established.

That would mean your equity stake in that portion of the portfolio needs to be at least around 20% of that to actually get loans, right? 

It may not be the best coverage ( replacement vs actual cash value) but it is something.

I would lease it to cover cost for 2/3 years and then I would sell once I could get $475,000+  Would be a nice ROI and is actually doable.Love this idea!

Lenders are required to remove this charge automatically when your LTV ratio reaches 22%, but you can actually contact your lender to request they remove the charge when you reach 20% equity in your home.

Side note I have one landlord friend who actually has his renew in the middle of winter so they can't find another place.

It’s how I got my first property—a no-money-down deal that actually paid me cash back at closing.

Actually I have had two applicants so far with great credit scores but couldn't provide bank statement showing rent payment history.