I guess it just bugs me that I have to personally guarantee it (my personal credit is excellent), but they will still treat it completely like a business loan with business terms.  

I am a little nervous about the 203k process because it seems like FHA tries to make it as difficult as possible and of course you are not guaranteed that the appreciation will be there, though more likely than just buying a property and hoping for it to go up in value.

If the property value exceeds the tax lien, the government guarantees the rate of return (although not the return of investment).

FHA will typically not guarantee more than 1 loan for a borrower for their primary residence.

Essentially, we align homeowners with property managers who are willing to enter into long-term guaranteed income deals - so turning the vacation rental into more of a long-term investment property for the homeowner.

(Maybe the Trump Tower would be a better reference today)A warranty deed says the seller guarantees the title back to as far as the records go.A Special Warranty deed says the seller guarantees the deed to the extent they did nothing to screw up the title while they owned it.The above is not to be considered legal advice.

I found out that in order to find $30,000 homes that are move-in ready and don't have any code violations and are in low crime areas and where the listing agent agrees to take 20+ pictures and guarantee in writing that there are no existing or pending code violations and put my signs in the yard and the seller accepts 25-35% of list price is going to be a full-time job.

The different rules for different components in your house pretty much guarantee that a homeowner that isn't trained will fail the inspection if they try to delead themselves.

I have offered to put a personal guarantee on the contract.

He could not deliver on the contract he signed, which was a guaranteed cash closing by 9/21.