I discovered BP nearly a month ago and have found myself consumed with trying to soak up as much information as possible.

I’ll be happy with eliminating the highest living expense, and gaining some experience in RE and getting my foot on the door using FHAi appreciate your advice, could you elaborate how that approach might work for me opting for a conventional loan?

The downside is that inflation will permeate through the entire economy making everything more expensive, leaving less disposable income for consumers.

Many companies offering these types of platforms either disappeared, got acquired or are facing  challenges due to their borrowers defaulting on the payments, resulting in time consuming and legal matters which ultimately impacts the investors.

There is no way to OPT OUT.

I have had some success with an online search, but it is very time consuming and feel that I am missing possible properties. 

If you opt for tonnage rate, and the dumpster is exposed, try to call for pick up before it rains or after a few days of sun as water will weigh it down.   

For example, we already had existing staged photos but with our new property manager they took new professional photos un-staged and we could not opt out of it.

I took what she owes me and divided it by 10 (what the govt recommended) and explained to her what her payments will be for Sept-July and gave her the option of moving mid Aug or following the payment plan...she's opted for the payments, but I have an eviction notice ready to go just in case.

When I deny the applications, they are removed and destroyed and I thought that they had to be according to laws:"When you're done using a consumer report, you must securely dispose of the report and any information you gathered from it.