It's the federal government though so you can bet that they aren't very flexible and can't make changes or exceptions when someone messes up a bid.  

(Two is not the same thing as four.)I am vaguely familiar with federal laws that require a certain minimum amount of living space required for a human being in a rental situation where the people occupying that space are unrelated.

First and foremost, whatever you are doing, you must keep the Federal AND State Fair Housing laws in mind: Treat everyone the same, using the same standards.

The DC real estate market also fared well throughout the 2008 financial crisis due to the massive government expenditures intended to support the economy.

As a lender at Central Ky Federal I’d love to help anyone looking to jump start their investment journey.

The lender could not enforce a due on sale clause because a transfer to a spouse is one of the federal exemptions to enforcement of such clauses.Regarding a potential divorce, you could enter into a post-nuptial agreement as to this specific property.As to your last question, you could either modify the HELOC, refinance it and obtain a larger loan, or get a third mortgage.

If a bank, ask them their federal loan limit first. 

The thing that matters right now, in this Cycle, is that the Federal Open Market Committee is getting ready to begin not just "tapering" asset purchases, but hiking Interest Rates.

One cool thing about commercial solar is you get the federal tax credit as well as you can claim accelerated depreciation on the system which usually equates to an extra 30% you get to write off within the first 5 years.

One thing I’ve been questioning is if the government will ever seize properties in the future or put restrictions in place making it nearly impossible to profit from rentals.