I just had a perfect case of a flipper sabotaging a deal and potentially ruining a market. 

I'm perfectly fine with paying less taxes, but my concern is my ability to cash out refinance my rentals and buy a personal residence this year. 

So, I think this would be the perfect strategy to solve both of our problems!

That's a perfectly good reason to deny. 

Wifey has found a brand new neighborhood right on the edge of the town limits (no town taxes), in the absolute PERFECT school district for our kids (2.5 years and 6 months) and on top of that a family friend is the RE Agent selling the neighborhood.

Subordinate Liens: Except as permitted by federal law, Borrower shall not allow any lien inferior to the security instrument to be perfected against the Property without Lender's prior written permission.

We thought everything would be perfect when we moved in, but we quickly realized there were tons of little things we needed the builder to complete or fix during the first year.

@Guifre Mora perfect, I’ve been focusing so much on MF and trying to start in that route that i can’t say I’ve dedicated the same amount of time to flipping bc it wasn’t in my initial plan.

The property is perfectly situated for city buyers who can commute quickly to Boston.

While some people were lucky enough to time the market perfectly after the 2008 crash, the overwhelming majority of investors built their empire slowly over the course of decades.