Im looking into invest in a home but the sellers are still living in the property, is there any thing I should be concerned about or avoid because the houses I’ve worked with before where already vacant so it was a bit easier .

Is that the case because in the above example the HOA was the lien holder, but there was also a secondary concern of the first mortgage?

If so, run the numbers both ways.The HW heaters and roof are reasons for concern.

You have to be ready to show up when the buyer needs you although, if you're not very concerned with keeping busy, you can just set hours and hope that they get filled. 5) I really wish you the best of luck in your new career and please ignore my cynicism....you'll do great! 

My husband and I own our businesses and are concerned about the debt load. 

We've been consistently paying down these cards (never a late payment) for a little while, and if we decide to refi-cash-out we'll be reducing our monthly out-of-pocket expenses by 1000-1100+ possibly even more (even after the increase in our mortgage payment), so I totally hear what you're saying, I'm just not concerned about not being able to pay the payment.

My only concern is what else hasn't been disclosed though a well-drafted contract should protect you. 

If you are concerned about losing benefits under Prop 58 or Prop 13, that can represent huge dollar amounts that it is worth paying someone to opine on your specific situation. 

My biggest concern is the growing lack of good domestic NPL inventory.

In moving forward what other things we should we be concerned with?