Just a quick question for the forum's sake... do lenders take into account specific job titles/responsibilities when decision making?

It looks like the only drawback is the approval process that need the lenders to approve the deals.I saw one short sell in my area and I wonder if any of you have already found a bad short sell deals ?

There are some great creative ways to create cash flow in more expensive real estate markets like Utah Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Also if any lenders in the Memphis area have advice it would be appreciated!

What are some of the best Hard Money Lenders in Canada and why?

You are able to get fix and flip financing with about 30% down on the purchase and lender will provide 100% of construction 

30-year VA Home Loan Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Escrow or settlement can also vary a little bit but it's all the and a' fees that vary: CPL, deeds, HOA docs, any special lender requests, troubled payoffs, insurance documents...A $200000 purchase with $175000 loan here is general estimate :  Buyer $714  Seller $1073 Going smaller sale price won't reduce the costs much as some fees are minimum floors.

I would talk to your lender - there might be state specific issues but I know alot of folks (myself included) that bought only in one name.

- most lenders will not be ok with your having secondary debt for the down payment on the next property. are your parents open to instead PARTNERING on the next one in exchange for, instead of a fixed rate of return, a % of equity/cashflow?