Hey @Tony Salemi - if it's rented and you've owned it for more than 3 months, then you can easily do a 75% LTV cash-out refi (as long as the property's rental income was enough to cover the monthly loan payment). 

Say, "As long as title is ready to go, I'll be ready"  

Free checking as long as there is money in savings.

@Masood AminPlenty of private/collateral based lenders who care little about borrower income when making a secured loan.Bringing on a partner is not a bad idea in my experience, however, as long as you have a good deal on hand, you end up giving more of the deal to the partner than you would comparatively with a lender.I've never heard of a private lender charging a risk premium due to lack of employment, learning something new every day!

As long as it is truly you who has the property under contract. 

That would also give her rights to stay there for as long as she likes any time she is visiting. 

Typically, any existing park is grandfathered in with a conditional use permit that will allow the operation of a park as long as the property's use as a MHP continues uninterrupted.

They're not begging for your business but you can get anything done you need to as long as you don't need it today.

My family has owned a rental home on the Cape for as long as I can remember, and the past few years I have taken more of a leadership role in managing the property.With that said, I am looking for some guidance in making sure I help my family file the tax correctly online. 

Getting a lower interest rate is the smart move as long as you plan to stick around for a few years.