I know that temporary structures, think large,tall greenhouse type structures are considered temporary and not subject in WI to all the zoning regulations and code requirements of a permanent structure.

Hello Fellow Landlords, Are any of you familiar with the Temporary Rental Assistance (TRA) program ?

I'd still like to go conventional with 25% but I haven't found a lender who accepts temporary workers comp income.

I have a temporary fix, but I will soon have to rip up part of the driveway and repair it for good:$3200.

I am on the mls at least 2 hours everyday replaying with my critera between keywords, lp/sq ft, DOM, expired listings, temporary off the market, and etc.

I was thinking I would want one to be satellite controlled so I can set temporary codes for the Contractors.

Location is still important, might get some temporary spot lights on a motion detector and one of those home security-on line kits will usually keep the kids away.

You can use proposed rental income if you're buying multiple units like a fourplex, live in one rent the others out, along with bringing in a non occupant coborrower into the loan scenario could help you qualify like a parent or relative.Right now you're considered as $0 income unless you can document the grant income is likely to continue for 3+ years or is a normal salary/job it sounds like some temporary while you're in school type of subsidy (if subsidy you can't use it).

I see 2k for professional services but nothing else, unless I'm suffering from temporary blindness.

Is this a long term trend or a temporary soft patch?