Here you will meet wholesalers who provide deals and all the cash buyers (rehabbers) you will need.To find out about an area go to IREM.org search for ARM certified property managers.

The bank I'm speaking to now are trying to get to to sign on for a 400k 5/5 ARM loan. 4.5% initial interest for 5 years 20 year amortization.

The bank I'm speaking to now are trying to get to to sign on for a 400k 5/5 ARM loan. 4.5% initial interest for 5 years 20 year amortization.

The main point is to very explicitly let it be known you aren't representing them in any form of agency.  

And, for the narrow purposes and needs of the developer, the architect does not need to know.So, should litigation then occur, as it often does, the stamping architect armed with only partial information and limited involvement is not in a great position.  

I will only be able to buy this 1 property unlike option 1 and 2 where I can buy 2 properties 1 owner occupied and 1 full rental.In both cases I qualify to can get a 10/1 Arm for the owner occupied no downpayment and option to refinance to a 30% fixed in near future and 30% fixed for the rental property. 

All of these loans are 3/5/7 ARM amortizes over 30 years.

I bought that house in 2011 for $159k and I'm sure it would appraise for at least $240k now.We bought the new primary in October with a 5/1 ARM that we pay $600/mo.

No, you cannot keep their security deposit because you couldn't show the property, unless there's something explicit in your lease about this.  

I currently have an ARM on the property and I'm sure rates will be rising in the not-so-distant future, so I assume it would be prudent to refinance.