Most consumers (individuals and companies) have enjoyed a soft insurance market for well over a decade now. 

Handy PDF, I reference it daily.Note that if you own 4 or more financed properties, you can bump those multi unit down payment requirements by 5%.This is a "soft guideline," meaning that while I can't necessarily point you to any guideline (it may exist, idk), AUS calls for that every single time it comes up.Also note that this is just for fnma.

Making sure you are available, when guests are renting your property, making sure all supplies, paper towels, toilet paper, etc are well stocked, finding a DEPENDABLE housekeeper that can come EACH TIME someone checks out.  

If you do plan to put $100K to the side for an emergency, soft costs and debt service (which is good advice) then you have $100 to invest.  

This is the premise of this thread, not for BP to go soft and has nothing to do with the AZ blah blah blah stuff.

.)---203K allows for the financing of purchase + rehab + 6 months of mortgage payments + some soft costs)Hope this helps.

She went to Wells Fargo to take LOCs on the 2 condos to access the equity to buy another unit and was told they would do 60% LTV. 

Don't go soft on this, if you were clear and it's outlined in the lease then call and figure out what's going on being nice about things but you should impose your late fee if they failed to pay.

We close with cash, you could also use hard money, soft money (transactional funding) from a friend or acquaintance probably be cheaper.

At $100/sf did you include development fees and soft costs?