Commonly insured by FHA, it involves no monthly payment and the deferred interest accrues to the balance.

Wish the realtor wasn't involved, and I could talk directly to the seller.On another subject, I hear about people doing lots of deals, I have been "looking" for several months and have only done one deal(I purchased and rented out a Fannie Mae 1br).

And, the denied purchaser is claiming that they deserve nearly all of the Deposit/Escrow money refunded.

Maybe you can get involved in one?

Everyting I have ever seen involves location and market. below are a few good links for costs vs recoup value of the major components that are typically replaced/remodelled.http://www.realtor.org/rmomag.NSF/files/Cost_vs_Value06.pdf/$FILE/Cost_vs_Value06.pdfhttp://money.cnn.com/2005/12/27/real_estate/buying_selling/remodeling_returns/index.htm

What type of investing have you been involved in this year?

Also, it's good to watch out for the clause involving what happens in case of a "sale" - sometimes they will want you to list the property with them if deciding to sell and still in a lease agreement.

Just make sure that you can figure in nice profit margins for everyone involved BEFORE you bring the deal to them.

Like personal credit, there are several factors involved there.

Finding a partner will be difficult, but If the property/deal is right, I'm sure there will be people lined up to get involved.