Originally posted by Account Closed:Great rates & affordable terms.

We had pretty much hit a limit on what most people could afford and now it's gotten even more expensive to own here. 

My CPA says you can t but I heard from a different source that this was possible.

You will either spend a lot of time or some money to be a successful wholesaler, however if you can get roofing repairs done at a significant discount you may want to try and target homes with roof damage that an owner may not be able to afford.

She said she had a lot of problems at home (just won a custody battle) and couldn't afford to move out, otherwise she would have (same as the first tenants).

Great rates & affordable terms. Fast Funding's. Approved within 3 business working days and you decide how to spend your money. there are also mortgage loans, cross bridge loans, Non-Recourse loans for all valued ...

If you can afford it and the numbers work out, then go for it.

If you can afford it not using an 8% loan would be ideal, there are people who make it work but the risk is definitely more. 

However, the high-end GC will but I cannot afford them with a budget of $235K.

Or should I just wait until the Fall or Winter, in hopes that the market will soften and I can afford a house hack using a traditional lender?