If you don't then make sure you document everything if you do anything other than the regular payment.

Best bet is to interact with a board member to get the full scoop, write a letter to be read at a board meeting making your case and consider being on the board yourself...

I would encourage you to keep reading and interacting here on BiggerPockets to learn and leverage all the experience we have in this community.

Just like buyers for regular listed houses often make little things into costly things, some investors do the same thing.

I didn't get a chance to talk to everyone in depth given the numbers that turned out but there will be other opportunities as we plan on continuing these on a regular basis.

In a Chapter 13 the debtor has to submit a payment plan to 1. pay off the arrears in payments over up to 60 months, and 2. continue to make the regular payments.

I received a quote to use regular windows or for an additional $1,150, to use low-e + argon.

HELOC's are probably one of the most common that regularly occur.

Visit the IRS website www.irs.gov.Yet if you decide to hire regular employees omg immediately find an enrolled agent to assist you.Kudos,Mary

Anyone can go FHA if your financing a owner occupied property and you currently do not have a FHA loan.If you have 15% down for a owner occupied property you may want to go with conventional financing at 5,10, or 15% down with regular mortgage insurance.