Alternatively, choose a developer who uses the escrow account mechanism.Also, if you’re one of the first buyers in a project, you’ll pay less but your risk will be higher.

And you can find plenty of information online.If you want more info on costs, terms, and suggestions on when to choose a trust or a corporation, let me know.

What the last 40 years of American presidential elections have taught me is that Americans continue to choose Democrats, we don't all have to like it but we might just have to learn to live with it. 

You can make money in any market, but I choose to select markets that have better rated schools and and higher income ratios.  

Me, for example, being transparent, I only have the ability to use a hard money or private lender, but that is about as deep as I can go with my ability to buy right now until I can get my credit score up enough to get qualified for conventional funding too, if that's what I choose to do.

Sounds like you are in a great position financially, congrats on choosing real estate!

That is a good way to pick and choose what might best fit you. 

Me, for example, being transparent, I only have the ability to use a hard money or private lender, but that is about as deep as I can go with my ability to buy right now until I can get my credit score up enough to get qualified for conventional funding too, if that's what I choose to do. 

The money you make on renting-by-the-room could go towards paying down the principal....OR.....you could put that money into hyper-growth mode by investing it into say, an ETF.....regardless of which path you choose, you will soon have paid-down the principal and have that 20% equity that is needed to eliminate the PMI. 

You either buy the property or you choose not to.