So essentially, if you use that loan product, you wont have to worry about "using up" your low down payment loan quota.

Typically investment properties requires 15%-25% down payment depending if it's a single family or multifamily.

Hi @Steve Maginnis,  When I first asked my new PM said they don't typically send out the receipts/invoices to owners, so I didn't press the issue yet.

It will come with a slight rate increase but overall worth it as the rate will typically be much better than the F&F.

I earlier suggested a guarantor with deep pockets primarily because the situation sounds non-typical, and from a bank's perspective "high risk" so having a wealthy guarantor they can go after would help to mitigate some of that risk for them.

You essentially have two options-sell and reinvest in something else or try to salvage it.

The quotes I get typically range between 1200-1500 in Allentown.

The commission is typically paid by the seller.

Proper water proofing is essential for installation in a wet area, all interior surfaces of the window are DensShielded and Hydrobanned prior to tile.

I typically work the BRRRR strategy myselfGood Luck!