Otherwise, new entrepreneurs will have to become “boots on the ground” or “real estate gophers” for bigger enterprises to get substantial knowledge to build intellectual capital to secure more equity or profit(s) in the same deal.

., the 12-month occupancy requirement for a Primary Residence), andThe Servicer notifies the original owner or natural person that the Mortgaged Premises transferred to an LLC/LP must be transferred back to the original owner or natural person prior to any subsequent refinance or modification application to meet Freddie Mac’s underwriting requirements.Hope someone can benefit from this, I hadn't found widespread mention of this on BP so wanted to share.

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Everything else you laid out makes sense and that's been the subsequent end point of the conversation with the appraiser.The part I was having difficulty understand was how the appraiser is using the mean of the rent rolls from 2 6BR Tri-Plexes to appraise the value for the rent rolls of a 7BR Tri-Plex.

Every license shall expire at the end of one year following its date of issuance and in subsequent years on the date of expiration unless sooner suspended or revoked.

I made back 300% of the cost of membership on my first deal and each subsequent deal was at least 200% return on the membership fee, plus, I didn't have to put any effort into putting the deals together.

However, having a dedicated agent who understands your investment goals can provide valuable support and guidance throughout the buying process.I found your point about the symbiotic relationship between flipping properties and the agent who finds the deal and subsequently lists it for resale intriguing.

A true lease and subsequent master lease is ok but it does not help with your grandma trying to sell it. 

However, an investor can sell their existing property that they own 100% of and then subsequently acquire a fractional or percentage (partial) interest of another property such as an XX% undivided interest as a tenant-in-common.

I am supposed to get that back when the estate receives the high bid premium, but I'm not holding my breath.Perhaps @Ned Carey can speak to whether the title obtained this way would be insurable in a subsequent sale.