It works best when showing applicants the units, any "can you work with me" questions can easily be met with a stupid look and a, " the company & the owners don't do that", or "I bring it up to the board of directors".

Try to give applicable information in the question, if it's about a loan we need certain types of info, not a big deal as we can ask, but if you were denied a conventional loan you might give some details as that determines which way to advise.

That may be an excuse given by your bank in your application, but that's pretty much on the applicant.There is so much bad information all over this site and others, usually given under some business agenda, or rivalry between posters or just unknowing souls that much of it becomes skewed in the minds of those trying to learn and the purpose of the site fails.Is it possible to sell a property at a premium?

Hi BP,I am currently in the process of accepting applications to rent out one of my units.

(Though not applicable to my case)

Hello.....Well it has come to my attention that charging an application fee in Massachusetts in not legal?

(D) Coordination with recognition of gain attributable to depreciationFor purposes of this paragraph—(i) subparagraph (A) shall be applied after the application of subsection (d)(6), and(ii) subparagraph (B) shall be applied without regard to any gain to which subsection (d)(6) applies.

I have found it a good idea to sit down with a lending specialist at the local branch that does the most investment properties and ask what you can do to be the most attractive applicant.

Phil,There is a chance you can keep the EM if you can prove you lost other tenants and where the proof comes in at if you can produce sign applications and what would you do if the other side wants to talk to the tenants you say you lost.

A real pre-approval letter will require you to submit a loan application and a bunch of info to a lender.