:) Super Jumbo is generally up to $5m & still largely algorithmic like you are used to, larger than that it's generally done on a one-off basis.Worth noting is that technically the lender still must follow the post-recession "Ability To Repay" rule, meaning the lender can't just go "oh, 40% down, we can't lose even if we have to foreclose, loan approved!"....

Hello,I am rapidly getting to the end of closing on the most fixer-upper property I've ever purchased.

The amount of money you could (and you shouldn't ever be losing money on any deal at all except on a super rare occurrence) make in real estate is absolutely hilarious compared to anything a "college" related job could offer.

Figured it could get fairly entertaining (albeit confusing) if anyone actually ever used such terminology

Has anyone ever had to have a power pole moved before, or priced out the cost to move one or have the power lines moved underground?

I can swing the 70K plus the 10-15K in repairs over the next couple years, I just won't be able to refinance ever because of the zoning.

It was the best investment that she had ever made.  

@Jason Monroe My question is whether you know that you're getting the best possible deal without marketing it to the widest possible audience.Every study I've ever seen says that a FSBO on average sells for about 16% less than a home that's marketed by an agent.  

With your size building,,@ 6 units, I believe if it were me I'd post  Sept 1, to take affect on 10/1 the new rental criteria, / with occupancy,, that way incoming would be set to that number and existing would know they can't add anyone to their leases to be over occupancy going forward, and renewals would know if they are over occupancy you will not be renewing per the new criteria.If it were a much larger complex it would be much more difficult to implement a new occupancy limit for units that may have had 4 people. 

Anyone else ever dealt with an issue like this?