I have seen different posters mention tidbit about this program.That investors can use this program to have 20 loansThat they only have to put down 10%That their is a higher interest rate than normal (cannot find any mention)Honestly I cannot find a whole lot of anything online about this program.

At least then they wouldn't feel so narrow and tenants could lift furniture over the rails if necessary.To be honest, it's been a month or so since I have been in the units and I am having a hard time picturing in my mind what my options are.

Honestly I still thought he PMI would be removed at 23% equity but my fault for not knowing of the change.

In the quick turn real estate business, I'd like to hear some feedback from those that have successful real estate businesses.There are conflicting viewpoints of advice, and I see both sides of it.

Honestly, I wasn't sure if anybody would bother to answer such basic questions!

I guess it was meant to be general and honestly your response was exactly what I was looking for, as if I already knew the answer to my own question, I just needed to hear it from someone else.

I buy things that "turn key investors" won't touch but are not awful enough for flippers.I honestly am not doing anything different from anyone else other than listening to my real estate agent and being flexible/inflexible depending on the momement.

I honestly would not look at Zillow's rent estimates.

@Eddie Werner, to be honest, I'm not so sure its a bad thing to not have a lease.

Maybe, just maybe, so many agents have been Trying to make buyers contractually liable for unknown extra charges, that his brokerage is trying to be clear, and honest??