I know it sounds like I'm splitting hairs but some banks write HELOCs in their residential department....which won't write Investment Properties.

So lets say you are alone walking home, with your fishnet stockings on, high heels toes painted pink, your long hair nicely in a pony tail and your mustache neatly trimmed (you weirdo) and this is a one way road you are walking on mind you.. and further up ahead you see a violent gang causing ruckus.

Basically the form states their name, residency dates, rent amount and describes how they were as a tenant.The form says that she lived there for 3.5 years, had 15 late payments, significantly damaged the unit (carpet replacement, dry wall repair, blinds and door replacement).

Between my savings, HELOC, and some 401(k) loans I cobbled together about $280k of dry powder.

or would it be reasonable to expect the expansive clay to dry out over time after grading is corrected thus fixing the slab?

I would remove it myself but it appears to be over horse hair plaster, some of which needs to be repaired.

.), or condemned (or should be condemned due to dry rot or etc)...?

My thinking is that with conventional bank financing drying up and with sellers becoming more and more motivated, seller financing will become a crucial tactic for investors without the liquidity for a cash purchase.Could you please explain how you went about finding that deal in Ft.

That's not professional - that's telling everyone on the dating website that you're 15 years younger, 60 lbs lighter and still have all your hair then wondering why everyone is not enthused when you meet for the first date.

Don't count on finishing the basement unless it's uncommonly dry at that location.-  ARVs range pretty drastically based on the area of Pittsburgh.