@Anthony WienkeLooked through them, and I'm assuming you're looking at either the "Value-Add" or the "Moderate Rehab" loans in the "Conventional" section?

Canada is ranked at 4.3 versus 5.2 - 5.7) anything >3.0 times household income is rated as moderately unaffordable; anything >4.0 times as seriously unaffordable; and >5,0 times is severely unaffordable.  

The podcasts, forums, the great networking..I've been a Pro Member for about a year now, and the connections I've made, and ideas generated from these forums have helped me find additional deals, a great partner, more income, and shifting out of the '9-5'...THANKS JOSH, @Brandon Turner , MODERATORS, and all the great investors that share and give back on BP!

Christy B. that would be great as apparently my posts on this subject are now being deleted by the moderator. 

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thanks flipper. i've pretty much been a viewer of biggerpockets with a few scattered posts here and their. it's been sweet though and i'm definitely grateful for it..i noticed that with the moderators and actually was planning on contacting them. i noticed that josh moved from LA recently. i lived in LA, Santa Barbara and San Fran for awhile.

Originally posted by "seattlegogetter":Hello everyone,I'm working on NOTS in the Seattle area by door knocking that has been moderately successful getting contracts signed ,but I'm looking to get into NOD stage to build up some rapport with the owners to obtain lease options, Listings, more contracts, etc.

She's also only been doing moderate research for about a week now.BECAUSE i'm a realtor, I understand and appreciate all of 'this' (meaning REI in general) and don't have any issues with understanding.

thats not nice moderators :)

Huntington has some incentives to purchase in low to moderate income areas.