Typically an appraisal is only needed if the CLTV is >80% (which is irrelevant for NOO since the limit is 80%), the line is >$250k, or the desktop software they use can't get a good value. 

Repeal would allow cities and counties seeking to adopt new rent control to apply limits on rent increases to any housing of their choice.

Hey all,To protect yourself against lawsuits, do you follow any special rules or keep anything in mind when you are advertising your property, communicating with applicants and reviewing applications?

Yes, my recommendation is that you place a cap or limit on the amount of utilities included.

KC for example is extremely competitive so you want to make sure the properties you list are a done deal.Oh and value, there's limits on value if you combine properties... unlimited on single.

Mike Morgan at UFCU has been awesome for me for cash-out refinances- not limited to 6 like other banks, rates are decent to good, and their appraisers are not afraid to appraise for full value, so you get a true 75% LTV.

I will start my HELOC applications tomorrow.Thanks

That type of sizable deduction could help whittle down a large tax bill.https://www.investopedia.com/articles/07/oil-tax-break.aspIf anyone has experience participating in this type of investment or knows well-known and respected operators in this space that put together limited partnerships and private placements, please share that info here. 

My long term goal is to become a buy and hold investor in the Denver / Sherrills Ford area, but as most newbies I have very limited resources to start.

The only time to consider owner financing in my opinion is when you can't qualify (in which case you should seriously look at whether REI is the right decision)  or owner financing is a way to make the seller happy or get around loan limits.