Since I didn't have a way to get a rental permit for Property #2, I knew I wasn't going to be able to accept Section 8 tenants, even if I wanted to.Aside from all this, I was always told that I was not legally required to accept Section 8, so I was completely under the impression that I could tell applicants that I wasn't going to accept it.Out of all of my applicants, I'd say about 15-20% of them asked if I accepted Section 8 vouchers.

If you read about transfer taxes at the PA Dept of Revenue website, you should be able to find a document with a table where you would look up that factor. 

I’ve seen a few websites about seminars/training, while google searching but then see reviews that aren’t so great.

I received immediate, good response to my marketing on the rental websites available at that time. 

I've been reviewing the Bexar County Clerk's website, and man...I just can't tell if they've been repaid, cancelled, extinguished etc. 

I have called 20 banks and no one does a 1st lien on investment properties except 1 stated they would if owner occupied.During the research I read a website, which stated that 1st lien HELOCS on non-occupied are illegal and not allowed by Federal Law.Anyone know if this is true?

Hi All,I received an accepted offer on a property but unfortunately was not able to find the funding in time.

@Mike McCarthyHi, is the estoppel signed or filled out before or after acceptance of agreement of sale?

Most do not accept it because they want flexibilitySo it has to go both ways - tenants and landlords should have flexibilityDictating contract terms is not something governments should get involved in.

Then determine which areas fit cost:rent using your accepted finance model Then run an algorithm on those areas to determine viability.