What about the "delayed financing rule", apparently a Fannie Mae program that allows you to borrow on properties you have owned 6 months or less as long as you paid cash?

In the most used context, "acquisitions fees" are funds paid by a borrower to a lender.

Therefore I dont go for the FHA buying rentals so much, just because I dont borrow money from banks, but do have to say that buying at these prices with crazy low interest makes a lot of sense

I'd charge someone a lot more to borrow my credit than to borrow my cash.

I would borrow the money from the money guy and pay him whatever you two agree upon.

If it can be treated like a gift, which in your case it can not since it requires repayment, then that can be allocated to the loan costs as borrower funds.

A borrower has equity of redemption up until the confirmation of sale by the clerk.

Only borrow what you can handle.2.

If there is an existing lease/rental agreement you must honor that lease provided it is an arm's length agreement from tenant to old borrower and the rental amount is not substantially less than fair market rent.

Also borrow DVDs from others and from the library -- all free.