I use bank statements whenever the applicant owns a business that operates on a cash basis; (tattoo artists, hair dressers, Lyft drivers) or to confirm they regularly receive deposits for Social Security, Disability, SSI, their work site, and is the stated amount on their application.

I know it sounds like I'm splitting hairs but some banks write HELOCs in their residential department....which won't write Investment Properties.

Can someone explain the different between a "dry" and a "wet" double closing.

Assuming the title company i'm using is okay with "dry" double closings, or using the end buyers cash to fund the entire transaction, does the second contract between me and the end buyer need to close before the contract between me and the seller?

I would suggest keeping you powder dry in the note space an waiting 12 months for the recession to kick in and panic people.  

You can literally get the final appraisal as the paint is drying in the wall from your rehab (if you worked that quick lol).pay off your prior loan, then get into a conventional loan at the lowest rate and out of your interest only prior loan (if that’s how your prior loan was structured).

We instructed her on how to turn off system and requested se let us know if leak continued(we are in Missouri .. rental is in Florida..)A week later we called her and she said it was dry  .. on January 17 tenant called and said the city called her to report heavy water usage. my husband (a plumber) drove straight to Florida and upon inspection found a stress break in pvc pipe on main water line that goes into house (located the break under grassy side yard ) He said that kind of crack was from a heavy vehicle parking or running over that area.

As such, it undergoes very large compression/expansion based on how dry or saturated with water it becomes.  

What happens when the wells dry up? 

If I'm seeing this correctly, I would take care to completely fill the space between blocks with mortar or epoxy to keep water out.I would also thoroughly dry out the crawlspace.