Most people I work with live in primary markets (as opposed to Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Memphis, Little Rock, Jacksonville, Ohio, or other secondary or tertiary markets) where the Rent-to-Value Ratios are under 1%.

Is this just a band-aid, even for good areas, against the coming housing crash?

Am in OR and it sounds good, but not great (before COVID I know a guy that got 3.25%, 30 yr amort, 10 yr balloon) which is pretty rock bottom). 

Rule 506 under Reg D was split into 506(b) and 506(c).

Also factoring the risks of picking up B and C class properties while finding tenants in small markets <5,000 or <10,000 population.

One tenant from that time is actually in real estate law now and another adopted my strategy and now owns a value add multifamily of his own down in Castle Rock.   

Make certain you understand absolutely everything there is to know about the underlying loan you'll be taking over: interest rate (fixed vs. adjustable), monthly payment, account status, escrow account surplus/deficit, etc.As the buyer, you will need the POA docs in the future, so that's something you definitely want to control and bring to the table.If you don't have rock-solid, time-tested closing paperwork, go get some: You do not want to wing it on a sub2 deal!

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Does Indianapolis band this such notice during the eviction moratorium?

Hello All,I am considering purchasing a home (home A) with a FHA loan to avail of all the benefits that a FHA loan has to offer and then move on to another property (home B) and do the same again with the FHA loan.Home A would then be kept as a rental investment property but be financed still under the FHA loan.We would purchase house B after we had been living in house A for at least a year.We would still be living in home A when trying to buy home B.We would also still be living in house A after we have purchased house B and were renovating house B.In order to qualify for the FHA in Home B, home B would have to become my primary residence (I believe).My question:Is it permissible for my family and I to live in house A right up until we move into house B?