Some economists are saying 2020 for the next cool off.Either get licensed to write low offers or find a greenhorn with nothing else to do but twiddle their thumbs and watch paint dry in the broker office.Most broker/agents working on the residential side with investors focus on buy and hold investors for rentals.

Beyond the the slab floor part there is about 2 feet of damp dirt then raises up to a crawl space that is dry. by the appearance of these walls does it look like some concrete repair work was done at some point or do you think it was built this way back in 1956. thanks in advance

It also says, "Additional entitlement is available for most loans in excess of $144,000. 

It was a good way to get into a home early on (as opposed to trying to save up for a bigger down payment) - but now we are looking for ways to cut costs.I/my brother have been toying with the idea of selling our excess toys - two motorcycles - and hitting that 20% equity mark by also getting an updated appraisal (our home value has gone up by about 20K since purchase) - is there any certain way to go about this, certain lenders you would suggest to refinance with?

Seems sometimes to me in all the things I've done that nothing ever happens when you don't have any money, as soon as you get some extra cash bam, something comes along to suck you dry.

(DIRECT)  They have a unique approach of taking excess parking at office properties and adding multi family. 

Those bills are expensive and this makes them accountable for limiting excessive usage and allowing leaky faucets and toilets. 

If done properly, you can literally never stop (until the lending dries up).

The money is first come first serve and will dry up eventually. 

Then the tertiary sources of repayment from our OP's personal financial assets may cover some additional losses.Now with a long track record of great tenants, insurance, excess free cash flow with tight covenants, and full collateral and personal guarantee, the bank's still wont underwrite to the merits of the property?