I wouldn't bet on it per se but if the numbers work out in the short term it could be a real kicker in the long term.

I looked through the questions and answers and don't se any instructions for somebody wanting to do a cash transaction. 

This is the kind of form they use: https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide_form/1004.pdfI'm not sure if permits or lack thereof are an underwriting issue per se.

Welcome Jeff,I am also a newer investor in the SE Michigan area.Quick question for you...I have asked several people in all fields of finance and i never get a consistent answer!

If the application is approved, and a property won't be available for a few months, you can take a deposit to hold the property, which will be credited towards their security deposit prior to move-in.I also don't charge an application fee per se....if their application passes my review, it says a credit/background/criminal check will be required for $25.

Not medical space per se, but projects of a commercial nature, that aren't multi family or housing related.

March to July was what I always understood was the best time for SE Arizona.

If you cannot prove that you were attempting to do something else with the property then you are and SHOULD be paying SE tax on it.There IS a difference.Here is a great example.

My first question is do you have any sort of gap insurance if so you want to file a claim with your insurance explain the situation to your agent and they will basically go after the other party for you this is the best option for a timely resulation at least as far as your renovation project goes.Our predicament differed we built a deck and we hired out the drilling of the holes he hit a power line and refused to call his insurance se we called ours we explained the situation our insurance paid everything fairly quickly.

$12k won't generate income, per se, or provide MUCH to live off of, but at lets say $600 a month for a cheap apartment, that would give her roughly a year and a half of rents covered.