Cha ching!

Stop holding your breath that you will ever close on that deal, put it on the back burner, go find a seller with equity & motivation, then try to put together a deal that will put some cha-ching in your pocket.

He was great, checked EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING, including potential safety hazards, what would fail CHA, things that would come up in the future, what I should negotiate with the seller, what wasn't a big deal.

Vang Cha When you are closing the loan you sign a documenting swearing that you "intend" to stay in the property at least 1 year.

., this create tremendous opportunities for new investors who can recognize these aforementioned opportunities as “cha-ching!”

Double deposit was help for high rick tenants, that had a CHA voucher but a low credit score.

:lol: Dan............option 3 is a little advanced for a complete newb don't cha think?

But what you do need to do is contact CHA right after you close and inform them of the new ownership.

For various reasons, I actually regret using CHA.

@Cha YangThey haven't talked to an agent.