However), you will gain the experience you need.Also, I think if you are buying the house at a good price and not leveraging too high (i.e. you putting in a solid amount of your own money into the deal and not making your lender put too high of a percent down) that might be a great way to tell them that they have a nice safety net.A few other things you can bring to a lender to get them comfortable: 1) Get the property appraised and/or; 2) pay a broker to do a BPO as-is and ARV; and 3) Get the property inspected with an official inspection report; 4) Get MULTIPLE contractors into the property and get detailed SOW's (Scopes of Work)  5) Show your other experiences, accomplishments, and skills in other areas and how they are relevant 6) show your credit score and other personal assets you have in case the deal goes south.Best of luck!

It may be hard to quantify relationships and education or opinions of others, it may not seem relevant at the time, but you can't really say it will never be relevant.Have you used the functions available to pro members to advance your business?

@Melanie ParkerMy wife and I are in Ventura County, but i'm not sure there are any tips relevant to Ventura County that do not apply anywhere else.

here are the relevant lines: GRANTOR, in consideration of the promises made herein, hereby grants anddemises to GRANTEE and its authorized agents the right and privilege to enter thePROPERTY for purposes of Conducting an environmental and geotechnical analysis andcontour survey over and across the PROPERTY in connection with the PROJECT.

Your address is that used as your tax home, the address on you driver's license, where your insurance policy is written as a primary residence, it has no relevance to how many nights you are sleeping there, so long as you aren't sleeping in the same place more than half the year.

I might be able to increase income by renting the spots out to University students and renting out the garage.  2 out of the 6 units will be leaving the property in coming months.  3 out of the 6 units are rented by Chinese students with 1 year lease ended and currently on month-to-month basis. 1 Unit is rented to an elderly woman on 1 year lease and according to her neighbour, she has some mental disabilities (not sure if that's relevant).  

What if the seller did not disclose or honestly did not know about a very relevant item that could be very costly to me and is not discovered until after a thorough home inspection is done.

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He claimed she admitted she had rats and thus was requesting we get her to pay for abatement for him.Well, we talked to said neighbor who said she did nothing of the sort, and obviously we would not try and get her to pay for any repairs on his unit regardless..I wrote him a polite email explaining that, per his lease, he needed to handle any pest problems himself and that his neighbor admit or not admit of guilt wasn't relevant. 

Hi - I live in Maryland, if that's relevant.