How does the loan process work without proof of income and what percent down is required? 

I took a leap of faith, invested in a run-down apartment complex, and with hard work and strategic planning, I transformed it into a profitable venture.

Track down the new owner of the debt to complete the short sale and wake a sleeping creditor who doesn't need to play ball; or ignore it somehow (bad title company) and the new parties in interest get foreclosed from first lien position by somebody just waiting for the opportunity to squeeze everyone.

Hi all,My wife & I sold our duplex in 2020 and used ~ $60k of that as a down payment on a town home for our growing family (purchased for $345k, 30yr @ 3.5% in 2022). 

I know several people that are self employed that make anywhere from 90-150k a year and the deduct down to where they are making 30-40k a year. 

They would not want to make payments to you because then they would need to trust that you would in turn pay that to the lender.Most seller's considering a subject-to deal are distressed and headed to foreclosure themselves.

Your best bet is the highest money down conventional you can do.

Would be a good way to narrow down your search. 

For some people it comes down to spending-some people can make 3x their rent and still be short money, others could make 2x their rent and always pay on time.

Buy everywhere, except stay away from props off Superior east of Eddy Rd, and certain areas down Harvard and Miles, However do not even attempt to if you do not have a team in place, it will not end well.