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Some of the adjustable products, the payment stays the same, but the principal to interest allocation changes to the point where people are only paying interest and are now in a negative amortization where the amount they owe is actually going up.

@Briana Cialkowskitwo reactions:1. can you post the numbers that you're using for expenses? 

Not all FHA loans are assumable, some are to qualified owner occupied buyers.Readers, please do your own research and don't just go by what people post on the internet.

Sell the product because the course works.

So many posts on here about waiting until whatever time in the future to buy and whatnot.

Keep us posted. 

TFor a full service cost seg study, reach out to these 3 firms, in any order: @Bernard Reisz (ReSure), @Yonah Weiss (Madison SPEC) and @Julio Gonzalez (Engineered Tax Services).For DIY - read this post: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1136752-expla... 

@Caroline PowellAs long as the final product ends up being a residential 1-4 unit property where the primary borrower intends to reside in one of the units as their primary residence for 1 year, then you can do an FHA loan on it ... including the FHA 203k. 

@Joseph Lombard we agree with @Travis Biziorek.Suggest you change your post title to: "DIY Investors Please Share Your Detroit Area Contractors" or something similar to appeal to fellow DIY'ers and any contractors.