We are on year 5 of this journey and finally "feeling" the benefit from monthly cashflow.  

There you will be asked your criteria and then after answering a few questions you will be matched with 3-5 agents or loan officers in your area.

But after this long, I finally had enough and realized that it is not going to change anything.

I have a friend that I just taught amortization to as he is trying to quickly pay off his mother's FHA loan to remove a co-signer, then cash out refi (yes, I explained interest rates right now).

Yes, I am making sure that the loan officer I am comfortable with the loan officer I am working with and they are open about everything.

Lenders are not permitted to disclose loan terms conditions or even borrowers names until the loan is in foreclosure.

The hard money loan is only there for about a month so you can refinance it with your new conventional mortgage loan.

For example I once had a loan due and the refinancing took longer than the bank expected and luckily the seller agreed to extend one month.

I also have 0 debt and good credit score.My question is if there is a fast track where I would not have to be working 2 years on a w2 in order to be able to get a loan and buy a house?

Now when the final K1 shows a big gain at federal and state levels for that specific investment, can the gain at the state level be offset by all the prior years losses (corresponding to that specific investment) that were used up to offset the gains at the federal level only?