It never ceases to amaze me how come so many go to the effort of getting a great income, and great credit score, but forget the most vital ingredient that Lenders might look at: their savings record!

I understand you can ask to see a rent roll when your offer is accepted. 

Because of this, I will either be able to roll over my pension for discounted stock options in the new company or roll over into a self directed IRA or cash out with penalties.

Conventional is easier on the property.203(k) gives you the ability to roll future value into the initial loan by including construction cost.The downside is that you can’t do any of the work yourself and it must all be done by a single GC normally.

My wife has an old 401k rollover from a prior job that we're both interested in rolling into a self directed IRA and investing in RE projects. 

Remember the shower needs to be a roll-in type.

Roll the dice on standing firm or come back with your "best and final".Personally I would rather LOSE a deal that I put my best offer in on, then LOSE a deal where I had $5000 more to make the deal my deal.

We live a small beach town and figured that we wouldn't get much action until the summer, but we were pleasantly surprised that bookings starting rolling in fast. 

I know that closing costs are often either payed by the seller or rolled into the final price, so why would she tell me that?

Hello BP community!I'm Jason. I'm in my late 30's, married with a baby. We live in a home with a detached mother-in-law rental. I've enjoyed being a micro-landlord and the rental income has allowed us to live nearly m...