I plan to sell my current home (with about $30k in equity) to pay down the mortgage and thus increase my monthly cash flow and decrease my debit to income ratio which will come handy for future deals.However, my true question is in the subject of this post, I have submitted a few HUD offers for Owner-Occupied properties at 30% below the listing price and HUD has counter offer at 10% below the listing price.

They are ready to start calling on accounts when they don't even know how to read a rate card,,they want to go see people, you have to hold them back a little so they have the basics down,,they want to start selling.The sales reps in #1 have little chance for success,,they confuse activity with accomplishment.

resp=true#media-photos) - these small 3 bedroom apartments rent for 600/month including utilities.-1640 sq ft + 2 car garage + Storage shedSo my questions:-What do you think would be a reasonable rent for this place?

These are observations and but they hold pretty true.

My fiancee and I are the ones with credit and no proof of income because all of our income is through trading stocks, so it's not considered as true income (we've tried to get financing with this many times before).

For a Conventional Loan, is there any reason why some one would not want to set up a True (Simple) Bi-Weekly payment structure?

True...I think I need to generate more income.

A lot of people do that to secure the homes.So true, I've owned a lot of mobile homes, and I don't recall ever having one that couldn't be leveled in a single day.

Put them on your credit card, get the miles, and pay off the card.

Let me just throw this example out there for reference and little disclosure it may or may not be true.