Regardless of your student loan debt being in deferment, an FHA loan will count 1% of the outstanding balance as your payment or a payment showing on the credit report whichever is higher?

We did a preforclosure a bit back and the outstanding water and sewer was a few thousand dollars which isn't a huge deal but definitely just something to be aware of, especially with the numbers this close. 

Update: The belligerant tenant paid all outstanding electric bills he owed, AND he signed the lease renewal at the higher rent.

Plus, when you are successful in your unlawful detainer a judgment will be placed for the outstanding rent and attorney costs related. 

I have already vested the company and they are all set, no debts, nothing outstanding, litigation etc..I will receive a percentage of the company as well

Paying for a proposal is not common in my area but I believe here that would be a price of entry if a person had zero network to draw on to get pricing.If I was completely new with no experience and had no contacts with anyone who knew any contractors, I'd get 3 prices from 3 general contractors, with outstanding online reputations or reputations from my home insurance company. 

Regarding what happens if you leave your job with an outstanding 401k loan: Per the loan offset rules that went into effect with the 2018 Tax and Job Act: if you leave your job and the loan is current at the time you leave your job but then the loan goes into default because you left your job, you will have until your tax return deadline (including any timely filed extension) to make the loan current by depositing the outstanding balance into an IRA (and thereby avoid the taxes and penalties that would otherwise apply).

. :)It depends if you itemizes or not, if your AGI is more than 150k, and the outstanding loan balances of the homes.

Crazy thing is The cash flow of the property is still outstanding.

HELOC payments vary by product, some are amortized and many have the payment set by the outstanding balance, mine is 1.5% of outstanding balance in monthly payment. the IDEAL way to do this would be to use the HELOC to buy the house in full, then refinance on the back end after it's rehabbed and rented. trying to go too fast often encourages people to do ANY deal rather than a GREAT deal, and they often don't make money.