Some areas staff is super friendly and helpful otheres not so much ( CA. for instance)..

I have funds tied up in other projects at the moment but my inbox is FULL of solid deals.We are familiar with some companies that do this.Som will only do first position loans so in many instances you need to refinance out through them and it can get expensive if you ahve a low interest rate.

This is often easier in lower tier markets where the appraisals are not indicative of how the property would sell in an arms length transaction.The other risk you run is over extension.

In certain instances like GA and MI there is no requirement within the property code to file either a notice of default/equivalent or a notice of sale/equivalent so you will not find default/foreclosure notices because there is no legal requirement for the lender to do so, but, the public by law must be notified so where to look next?

For instance, in my market, from FY 24 to FY25, the HUD rents increased by 11% (Worcester MA) signifying significant increases in demand vs. other areas where it may stay stagnant or lower which would signify the opposite.

For instance, a starter home on the wrong side of town in central California is ~$400k now. 

For instance, lenders in SC can offer a downpayment assistance (and a related first responder/veteran loan) program through SC Housing Authority.

For instance, I'd buy any functional house for the price of infinity, if I could only pay $100/mo for perpetuity. 

And a business license is nothing and not required in almost all instances other than where you might be domiciled.  

If all else fails, 😀 ReSure's got extensive resources on all these subjects in our educational platform (which actually includes some plagiarizing from Michael!