But, if the bank holds the loan in house they may have different seasoning rules. 

Ps: Simplisafe for properties that are obviously vacant rules! 

Until you're making, in wholesaling, at least enough to support yourself (dont forget you'll pay more in taxes and pay for your own healthcare), keep it as a side gig for now.

Thanks Tom,  My recent experiences is that the 70% rule doesn't work in the market at this time.

Rents are good compared to home prices (1% rule is easy to find). 

I don't know what those rules/regs are though, maybe you'd just have to speak to multiple banks.It won't let me tag Joseph the lender above - but I'd be interested in knowing more about the FHA refi regs and why you can't refi into a conventional mortgage??

They are still there paying the rent.A tenant broker tried to say space was worth 29 a foot when there were tons of comps to support high 30's into low 40's.

They have to be firm and enforce the park rules for everyone equally.

Note: If the tenant chooses not to pay the rent increase he should continue to pay the regular rent and be prepared to pay the full amount of the rent increase if the court rules in the landlord’s favor. 

I’m finding it somewhat hard to find solid and straightforward information about the process and rules.