Just curiousLenders are tightening their guidelines, however 100% financing is still available, although it may not be the best option for you.

Lending standards are tightening.

I've noticed that a lot of rehab/hard money lenders have been tightening their guidelines recently, for obvious reasons.

Since a lot of rehab/hard money lenders have been tightening their guidelines, I have been having a difficult time in finding lenders with no BS.

I think pre-construction is VERY RISKY with the current real estate market; tightening of lending standards; and impending recession.I would not find a lender on-line or give my personal information to someone that I don't know online.

I'm being put in a position to take on this venture or turn down the agent/friend/associate that is selling this service, that puts a strain on that relationship.

it just doesn't makes sense unless they're doing this rental thing as a short-term (3-5 years) gig.and we also know, they are dumping 20% of their inventory on the west coast where last year's appreciation was phenomenal.quite a few of their homes are near where I live...the taxes alone are $9k a year. the rents are anywhere from $1700-$2k.none of this makes sense...so my only reasoning is, they're trying to boost the appreciation by further tightening inventory.CNBC doesn't comment this might be happening when they broadcasted it. am I off base here or are they actually helping the recovery?

I plunged the toilet and changed the fill valve, which is a basic repair that a homeowner should know how to do.Normally a fully running toilet makes noise, but in this case it was almost fully off, but no quite, so it made no noise but was sending a few ounces of water into the bowl ever minute or two, until it was full and overflowed.If it is a rocking toilet, tighten the bolts until firm.

You may have to tighten your belt in some other areas of your life but soon you will quit burning $300 every month.

I have to say that commuting from Broomfield to South Denver/Lakewood would be a strain.