I find this scenario among the most favorable because every Municipality in that State has a consistent policy.

I have purchased a builder's risk policy for a house we are renovating.

I'd much rather make 10,000 on 2 homes where I do ZERO labor.Then 15,000 on 1 home where I bust my a$$and blow my timeline.This is my opinion!!

Once that date is past you can get a title policy, loan, or complete any normal real estate transaction with the property.

(they have buy back policy's that you need to know about) Remember, Broker status and Lender Status come with different law.In Georgia lender status is better.Welcome and good luck!

I have a written script that completely describes the property and my most important policies as LL.

All my friends and family are switching over, why not with the new policy change all of us as of this Janurary can switch are rental properties to a 2% or lower rate.See for yourself at 2percentmortgages.comMy family and all my friends have switched over why not everyone else?

Everyone has a different level of tolerance for stress.

I've also heard of problems with the fire/etc. insurance types of policies, too.

t=5707 It is as follows:Drop the zero's or the last three numbers (000) off and take YOUR purchase price and DIVIDE it by the ARV/Retail price.