Speak to your lender about FHA requirements to ensure you qualify for what you are looking for and get a pre-approval letter that will help you get a competitive edge when looking for a deal like the one you have described.

Remember, technically I believe its 6 payments and its when the closing occurs (which is when the Note is extinguished/paid off).

So, after Intel finishes its $20 Billion investment, there will be an additional $2.7 Billion paid to the employees every year after ($135,000 average salary x 20,000 predicted jobs).

Talk to a few different lenders in your market and get pre-approved, real estate agents will be more willing to help you if they know you are pre-approved.2. 

I had an experience with Fund & Grow where they work on the customer behalf to get approval for 0% Apr business cardsthey have a PoA to work on the behalf of the Client which is totally fine - however Lender do not like that and one of the Lender - FNBO - that approved me for a Business Card with $ 15,000 at 0% Apr for 12 months - after 2 weeks sent me a letter reducing my credit limit to $ 3,000 and upon calling the Lender they told me the reason of the lowering was due to the fact they found out there was a 3rd party pulling the request of the business card.I explained that to Limitless Funding Source and I asked - in case some like this happens - your fee is 15% to be paid within 48 hours from funding but if I got let's say reduced $ 50,000 to $ 25,000 or lower I will know maybe after 2 weeks - and in the meantime I already pay you guys 15% of $ 50,000 which is $ 7,500 for your fee and then I have only $ 25,000 available with $ 7,500 cost which is a 30% fee - are you guys going to refund me the difference?

Additionally - it helps if you reinforce to the broker that their commission will still be paid out. 

My old pre war apt in NYC had one. 

They typically have a past due balance from a mortgage that has not been paid for several months or other issues that take money to clean up. 

Would it be a good idea to pay for the downpayment on a house that’s less than $100,000 and let my lender cover all the other expenses since I paid for the downpayment and I don’t have to pay them back, but I still have to pay the cost of the house and rehab, etc.?

I have another lot that I paid $60k for and I'm getting offers of $130k for it.