Thanks everyone for taking the time to drop a line of advice.

Please drop me a line, would love to hook up with you for a cup of coffee!

.$100 will be a drop in the bucket if the property has serious basement water issues

If the owner occupancy percentage drops below 70%, forget about getting a loan (there goes your exit strategy) and the HOAs have WAY too much control.

Seem like some lenders are dropping the two years experience requirement.

Also, I'd like to drop PMI and save 2400 a year - but that would require a refi if I do it before 5 years without 25% equity.A lot of you guys do this for a living and have a great deal of experience.

The HOA judgment was going to ruin her post-BK credit, so she was happy to deed away the property on the condition that I pay the HOA fees and get the court case dropped.

Drop him a note or call him and request an earnest money check and proff of funds, or all of this is for exercise.

I also own a building 300 feet away and have been looking at every single listing there for 3 years so I am familiar with the market.It is tax assessed at 400kWe put in two offers 100k cash and 280k with a conventional 75% LTV and they came back to all of us and so no entry even for appraisers so we had to drop the financed offer.

You'll need to specify this temperature and stipulation in the lease contract so that tenants are not surprised that they are unable to set the thermostat to 90 degrees in the winter for their personal comfort at your cost.