It depends on the bank @Yash Bajpai , probably a local bank which is all over the state will be better then very small/ family owned bank type. this are much stricter and often just want to work with Local state residents with some track record. you could contact a local mortgage broker that could shop for you.And, if you are planing to buy in this state it is wise to open a checking or saving bank account with one of the local banks.

They flew planes into them. 

Thirdly, if you haven’t already, I think it’s time to hop on a plane to get this resolved.When the eviction is complete I’d recommend selling.

Planing to do some flipping over there.

@Dan Mitchell If I didn't know who was in my house and my PM was out of business, I would be on a plane out there to get the situation under control.

Since you have 50k available, you should jump on a plane with a cheap fare over the weekend, stay in Michigan, look at the 5-10k properties and then be able to come away with the impression of whether you want to go further or not.

Hi  every one here on the greatest website on earth.I am planing to buy my first property in Newark NJ, it's an REO and i am planing to do the BRRRR strategy on it, and I'm a little bit confused so i would like to know what are the steps that i have to do what is first and what is next.I know that i have to take a property inspection, and i am planning to take a contractor to give me a estimate on the rehab.So whats next?

@Daniel J. it depends if you are planing to improve / rehab the property or not. 

Basically, FEMA helps subsidize properties that are at or below flood planes in which were built on or before 1974.  

Anytime you're adding square footage with Denver you'll need to go through zoning and make sure you meet the setback/bulk plane requirements and are still within the lot coverage requirements.