@Desiny SmithThe neighborhood south of the Arsenal is pretty good, as well as off of route 2 near the high school as you head west towards Latham.

You are able to specify if you want Absentee owned (in- or out-of -state) as well as specify equity, bedroom count, last sales year, etc. 3) As for some advice, I have a whole arsenal of advice, but I'll give you a quick rundown of the highlights:Planning on sending a campaign is the best route.

More will be coming, and it would be great to have some of you guys in our arsenal.  

Other reasons are that FHA usually allows a higher debt-to-income ratio than Conventional, allows a lower credit score, and can have some more flexible underwriting guidelines.It's always best to find an experienced loan officer with a strong product arsenal to help you fit into the best product, and educate you so that YOU can make the right decision. 

Of course don't hand over the $$ until ppwk etc is signed and in place.Definitely a tool to have in the arsenal.  

@Tavonte BattlesThis BP site is the best place to learn because no one here is in competition with each.I've been to those meeting and you are correct there not for the teaching but that's Ok in time you'll learn how to place those meetings in your arsenal.

Doing nothing adds to the tenant's potential arsenal against you, in a liability lawsuit or rent-related legal proceeding.One more element of self interest: water problems never fix themselves.

Anyway, the purpose of this forum is to learn and hopefully I can inspire you and others to think outside the box and consider some new ideas because having an arsenal full of weaponry is how you survive and thrive in the ever changing arena of REI. 

I love this website, one of best tools in my arsenal

The 203k is a great option if you are going to be living there and while what @Travis Sperr said is true about the loan amount it sounds more like the banker just doesn't have the product in his arsenal.