For the first 12 months only 25% of the debt is counted towards the DTI, after 12 months none of it counts towards their DTI.If someone is desperate enough to sell their home sub-to, chances are good that they aren't buying a new property within a year anyway.Most sellers are not in position to buy something in the near future if they’re desperate enough for Sub2.

You seem to be attaching the blame to the tenant, but really the contractor has multiple & the most options to prevent this.

If they're in D class neighborhoods (or even lower C class as well), then your options are pretty limited.

Another option for appraisers is potentially find any sfr sales with guest houses and/or duplex properties and analyze and adjust accordingly.

I would prefer to avoid those options if possible.

Also keep in mind that as an affordable housing option that lands between renting and single famile detached housing, the manufactured home provides ownership. 

By demonstrating your commitment and dedication, you position yourself to receive valuable mentorship and investment from seasoned wholesalers.Pay to Skip the line (Masterminds) :Treat your wholesaling business like a trip to Disney.

The first thing I ask them is:  "Did you by chance purchase the insurance when you booked"  This puts it back on them because they do in fact have that option.  

I need to talk to someone about the smartest way to do that financially -- we have some options.

This is a full-time position with a high ceiling to create content for a growing segmented STR audience across our newsletter, downloads, blog, video, social, and podcast channels.