I'm curious if there was to creative in financing when buying from the VA.

I am talking about getting a loan from a place like Mosaic or PACE and buying the panels.

I was in a similar position without the rezone, I can put a third unit on my duplexes property, but after running buildout numbers it makes far more sense to use that capital towards just buying another duplex.

But if I bouget it under the LLC, by law I have to buy it also for my employees.

However, short of my stock portfolio, which I don’t want to touch as it does well too, I don’t have the cash to buy my first deal.

I just wanted to reach out for some advice about possibly buying a foreclosure home.

However, it is the third factor—whether investor business had actually commenced—that is determinative here.In investor’s business outline, dated May 10, 2004, he indicated that he was starting Value Property Investments “for the purpose of buying, remodeling and renting property.”

If give me a "buy box" I'll connect you and the acquisition manager.

Don't expect them to put in all new stuff on their dime just because it is aging.You also should keep in mind you are buying an old home and not be in a rush to update everything.

I'm wondering though...if you buy a new constructon, will builders still pay for a buyer's agent fee?