These incentives will attempt to prop up values long term...but won't ultimately succeed.

There has been horrible accounting as to where exactly the money has gone & I do not expect that to change.In my opinion we are simply debting ourselves into a greater problem.

I may have given you the wrong idea of what is going on here.. the heloc will be used as a last resort only.. the house she's buying because she tried the "live with parents after the divorce" situation and she simply cannot stand it.Knowing that she's got to get out of that situation I'm scared to death that she'll take the easy way out and try to RENT something.

Sometimes you may have to put in several offers on the same houses week after week until the bank finally says yes.To better answer your question I suggest you simply call up your preferred buyers and ask them what ARV or price point are they looking for.

I could have already rented each of those units probably 5 times over, but I simply won't fill them until I find a tenant that is qualified.

Some was.Here is an attempt to clear the record.To be in total code compliance, you must either:- Install 2 prong outlets- Install a GFCI receptacle (3 prong) marked with the sticker that comes with it "No ground present"I must confess, without doing further research on the GFIC breaker suggestion, above, I am not sure if it is code compliant or not.

I'm simply taking this course to see what other perpectives are and what people have accomplished.

Anyone who feels entitled loves it (and they have the votes), and like any entitlement it's damn hard to get rid of.Other than simply not investing in socialist areas I don't really know how to prepare for that.Oh, and another thought: if I was a politician looking to raise tax revenues, I'd focus my efforts on a group that doesn't have much political clout and that is almost uniformly hated: the EVIL RICH LANDLORDS.

It would also be a good little long-term rental, but I would need to cash out my private lender and would likely run into snags when attempting a cash out refi (obviously).My understanding is that lenders typically have thresholds ($50K, 75K, 100K, etc.) that they will not normally go below.

My current program allows for more options, and one of them is simply negotiating the deal and collecting a fee.