The strict by the book ones just are not going to speak with.

The market crash that occurred here in the US would not happen in Canada, mainly because of the strict rules imposed on lenders when qualifying potential buyers.

Obviously each lender may have their own lender overlays that also come into play in this type of decision that could impact the situation, but to my knowledge there isn't a VA guideline that strictly prohibits having 2 VA loans out at once with the only exception being a relocation.

We have very strict regulations here in Maryland, (as well as in neighboring DC).

I can't believe MA is so strict, such that any random family could pretty much force you to spend thousands of dollars, at any random time...Thoughts?

I currently own and rent out my home in Madison in the northbay subdivision (only able to rent it due to hardship of job transfer for any that know the strict hoa).

I definitely wouldn't count on appreciation but if you get it at a good deal and plan on keeping it strictly for renting then yes I think at a good price manufactured homes can cash flow nicely BUT use for strictly buy and hold only cause you won't get much resale value because of depreciation, they always seem to go down in price in my market anyway 

I have zero interest in selling SFR's or condo's to family's as my intention is to strictly work with investors to find them properties as well as build out my own personal portfolio.  

However they have some strict guidelines to get setup but well worth it.

I am currently trying to obtain a loan for an investment in FL and am being told that FL underwriting standards are very strict thus possibly preventing me from obtaining a conventional loan with 25% down.