If you live in it for a certain period (usually one year, but the loan docs will be the determining factor here), and do your fix up while living there, you can re-sell at the end of that period.

However, SAFE allows an originator to earn up to 1 point for originating the docs for you.Does anyone have any input on these or other alternative methods to legally put buyers into your homes?

No condotels or non-warrantable condos on stated income but we CAN do them on a full doc programs nationwide (FYI).

I've only been asked by the title companies to provide the state docs.

There is a new Beta feature at BP that will allow for this to be posted in it's doc (or PDF or whatever) form.

I figure I can cut the water usage in half by replacing the toilets with 1.6 gallon toilets, fixing leaks and adding low flow shower heads.

no need to wait for the inspector to come out there--you can do a lot too--trust yourself Yes, I thought there could be some mold in there--there was obviously a leak because two floors were removed.

Furthermore, that 10% often doesn't include the fee for the initial lease-up and certainly doesn't account for the ineffeciency of a property manager in hiring maintenance.For example, one of the most common calls a landlord gets is for a water leak.

:D The Missing Docs House - This deal closed last Friday and funds are transferring today.

When asked, she suddenly says the unit is leaking.