My initial plan is to hold for 2-3 years and then sell.Are other investors noticing the market is slowing down?

It has been my experience that you need 20% to 25% for down payment unless they go fannie mae or FMHA etc.

Maybe I saved $50 by going with their special but the lost time and frustration wasn't worth it.I think they have the big box store installation deals have their place for traditional homeowners but if you are trying to do multiple investments having your own on-call team even if you take a few lumps(and you will) finding that team is worth it in the long run so you can get someone over to a property that you trust at a moments notice if you have a major issue.

I guess the question is whether the investor is buying homes as an investor in the owner occupant only period on HUD , Fannie or Freddie.

I have noticed with a lot of questions I see posted here in BP the answers are usually "it depends" or at least some form of that.

I noticed you work full time.

You should have done that.I would re-file with the ", et al" language on the notice so that you can get the cousin out. 68th District is notoriously hard on landlords and if you don't follow the process to a tee, the judge is likely to throw the case out.

FHA, VA, Fannie and Freddie have implemented 90 day title seasoning periods on their loans.

I also noticed the strong odor in the hallway from the day I first saw the apartment and I think it's coming from his apartment.Best regards,DeboraLet me know what you guys think.

Landlords can visit their properties as long as they give their tenants proper notice.