This is derived from a model developed by the credit industry and would include homeowners who are just over-stretched with high mortgage and not enough income.

Just never been able to get to the point of paying cash for a home to start flipping. 2nd: After talking to some different prospects, I have been directed here, I was told I can get in touch with individuals that help front the funding for flipping homes. 3rd: The Question.

As they move up the net worth ladder investors tend to want less headaches and move into higher quality assets where ongoing cash flow is a little less but long term equity growth prospects are high.There is generally not demand for low income areas except for investor buyers searching for yield to deal with a headache versus ultra high quality areas where investors will usually pay  a premium to a seller to own in an area.

Hypothetically, as a builder / developer, would you pay a slight premium for property that has the federal historic tax credit of 20%, a state historic tax credit of 25% and a city empty building tax credit of 25% - capped at $500,000, as well as a dense mixed use approved PUD, and a tentative $5 mil TIF district for the site?

Hello, I wanted to reach out to see how other independent landlords collect application fees.I manage the property from out of state, so physically being at every showing is impossible - and I don't necessarily want to tip my hand that I don't live in the immediate area to prospective applicants. 

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This population growth is putting additional pressure on local housing markets with already critically low housing inventories, leading to sharp price increases that both homebuyers and new home developers cannot keep up with.”

We tell our prospective tenant/buyers (and we always refer to them as buyers) that their "down payment" goes 100% towards their purchase of the property.  

Unfortunately he developed health problems a few years later and we were able to buy for a fair price. 

I'm interested to hear the percentage ownership may have changed to 20%, that would be a welcome development.