If you refi to conventional, you'll still have to pay PMI and it will take a few years to break-even on the fees that they'll charge you.

I like to organize my monthly expenses a certain way to make it easier for my tax guy, so I just review each monthly report the PM sends and if there's a repair charge, I add that amount to my spreadsheet (and so on).

The purchaser takes the property charged with the primary liability for the payment of the prior mortgage and must therefore service the prior liens to prevent loss of the property by foreclosure of the prior liens.”https://www.jimersoncobb.com/blog/2012/08/special-considerations-for-bringing-a-foreclosure-action-by-a-junior-lienholder/

But they charge extra for that.

When using hard money lenders you have a lot of variables; are they legit, if they are legit how many "points" do they charge, what interest rate, for what term, what are their "junk fees", do they actually fund, what is their policy if you can't pay off the loan at the specified date and so on.

Or charging me a 20k fine or something.

If you can’t it’s cool but just under stand the VA funding will charge you more for putting 0% down.

Some roofers will charge $10,000 and some will charge $2,000 over cost of materials.

Thus, continuing to drive up home prices in a market with tight inventory.Rents will continue to rise along with the cost of housing, thus attracting investors.hard money charges 12%-15% for flips.

Do you usually charge interest on Seller Carryback?