I would like to do a cash out refinance, but I'm nervous about the process.

And 3, they can accept your no offer of the test and take legal actions, you already stated you are “nervous” if the test were to come back positive, so even you know there’s potential chance of meth activities that have taken place on this property so you can have the situation be dealt with in the court of law.

Some states have source of income protections that would not allow you to decline an applicant solely based off of their participation in section 8.

I'm very nervous about that vague language of "rent comparability". 

I have done many deals where I was nervous and anxious and questioning myself, but after a while you work through it and do it anyway ... but smartly.The first thing you should do, if you haven't already, is take a good look at your current situation (income, expenses, job security, etc) and project into the future of what you want your life to look like and then work backwards filling in the gaps.

The banks are nervous and they are padding against drops in real estate markets and making the property less risky for them to hold a mortgage for.

I buy my own insect spray and vigorously spray into the large gap to warn other critters away.

Considering it as my first real estate investment, but nervous about the area because I don’t know anything about Columbus in general, especially the Brown Ave side of town.

In this instance, if comp is set at 2%, you may see an additional $3,200 in Section A of your loan estimate/closing disclosure for a DSCR loan where you may not see that on a conventional loan.

I've been wanting to finally jump into the game but have been hesitant as I'm relatively young (mid-20's), recently started my career, building up some of my own money, and just been nervous to make the jump.