Now I hear from neighbors that her Probation Officer was doing a check to approve her to live there and found drugs and caked in the drug task force to search the apartment.  

Anyway, now that I want to work with lenders I face the daunting task of creating a portfolio of experience to show them.  

I'm looking to perform a 1031 exchange for a single family home that I've owned for 3 years for a duplex and I've come across some bumps, mainly financing bumps.  

Here's a great post from BP on the Questions to ask a PMI've always found that I need someone to help with the leasing but I can perform the day-to-day management remotely.

As far as performing our due diligence can we perform criminal checks or should we keep as far as credit checks ?

It takes a really good project manager as you really have to have everyone on task since there are so many moving parts.

Your price range is great and gives you a lot of options.So first task in deciding on a market- look at what each offerings and see if any of them strike more interest than another.

If I'm doing floors, countertops, painting (int and ext), installing cabinet hardware and etc then I buy all the materials for those specific tasks and I get the green light when to get those tasks completed ASAP.  

I think the 2% rule-of-thumb has its merits and can act as a quick and dirty way of performing a calculation.

Freddie loans are accessed through a network of correspondent lenders, called Seller/Servicers, who perform a similar role as FNMA’s DUS lenders.