Now if you're asking him to go in on stuff with you, then all bets are off.

Seconds can be made by the municipality eco. dev. dept.You can bet that NPs will take the lion's share of CDBG funds and HUD allocations but private parties also have access in your economic development zones.Probably the easiest way to tie gov. funds with private money is simply to piggy back the financing.

Depending on your market area and cash reserves private funding may be your best bet overall to extend your reach.

Best bet is to sell it to a non FHA buyer.

Implications of any particular strategy can have unforeseen consequences.Since your ex is unwilling to contribute money to the sale, your best bet may be to rent the house out to cover the mortgage, insurance and taxes, and wait for rising values to bail you out.

If they ask what it is, explain it to them.I bet the tenants leave in the middle of the night in that area.....

Your best bet is to open the topics you're interested in in a new tab (CTRL click on a mac), and when you're done with it, just close the tab and you'll be where you left off.

Personally I wouldn't bet on rents increasing, let alone more than inflation.

- I don't understand the question...I bet Jon meant to write "How much work to get it ready to rent?"

I have worked with a few of them; although their LLC status is pretty much irrelevant in the accounting side.Talk to a reputable attorney on the matter; however, as Bill Gulley said Insurance is your best bet starting out and equally important as time goes on.