If I were young, had a SECURE job that I could make a living at in these times, you'd have to get a team of wild horses to pull me away.

It's been a wild 5 years in my market with the high volume of REO's.

If you search high and low enough you might find or may never but do not expect a broker/agent to go on a wild goose chase for a very small commission.

The answer to this question will vary wildly based on your state's law and the particular circumstances involved, as others much smarter than me have already opined.Practically, if the lender calls the loan based on a default of the DOS clause, and you quickly cause the property to be deeded back (either because you own the related entity or there is some contractual provision with your buyer, etc. that allows you to require a re-conveyance), I doubt the lender is going to go through the cost of a contested foreclosure whether or not it is a legally sufficient "cure" of the default.

FHA appraisal standards can vary wildly between appraisers.

If I am not wild about the tennant I try to evaluate the rent once a year.

I am close with a couple of very large developers/investors who have become wildly successful.

- When they offer proof that they have been wildly successful?

You could also do a second on another property, or several others.I'd suggest too that you start looking at a blanket mortgage on several properties (with a release fee on each) and begin consolidating the debt to free you up for financing.Creative financing is utilizing the assets you have to leverage a deal within the boundaries of conventional requirements, the rules and regs, not getting wild with schemes. :)

We operate in 3 states Michael Dorovich and the contracts, (and laws), vary wildly.