I think you will be fine buying 73 to 74 percent, but you may not make quite as much money as many investors want to justify the risks involved.

Asking price would have to be around $53K for me to net $100 per unit with 50 percent rule.

I'm very skeptical of your getting a 30 year fixed rate investment property loan through a govt lending program at 5 to 10 percent down.

If you leave on good terms those relationships can last you a lifetime in your investing career.

I requested a settlement statment prior to close and did not get it.The closing took 6 hours because the lender kept screwing up the settlement statement.The HUD-1 at closing did not have page 3 completed just a line through the page with with NA hand writtenI compared the GFE with the HUD-1 and found I was charged 60 percent more for title insurance, 50 percent more for title fees and 15 percent more for the appraisal.My questions are since the GFE was on the old form does it meet the requiremnts of GFE within 3 days.I believe they violated RESPA with the excess fees Do I file with the state banking authority, HUD in D.C., or the bank or all three?

If you enter a project with hard money you can get in with as little as 0 to 10 percent down and sometimes you can refinance the full balance to a low fixed rate loan within 3 months depending on the situation.

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The scenario I threw @ them:Owner finance @ a reasonable rate (TBD)10 percent down(That too is flexible)Balloon due in 5 years(Or would installments after a X lots are sold, areas are timbered, etc) More info490 acres(purchase price..750kish.

What type of percent on the property value where you thinking of offering?

I think we are in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to buy RE at historic lows in terms of the face value of the asset and the interest rates.