If the lead is not properly sealed with new paint, you could be liable.

I don't think that is headed down a proper point to this discussion as it really deals with diversified versus not diversified risks.

Windows usually go in before the siding that way they can be flashed and sealed properly.

I am a Realtor in the central valley of California and looking to expand into some hard money loans.

Advice: Don't sign deals that you haven't properly considered.

If the employer moved to another side of town, the city numbers remain the same.Some neighborhoods expand while others grow older and decline.

If you can find a 3 or 4 unit multi where you can qualify for and afford the 3.5% down, you could actually be putting a some money in your pocket every month.Hopefully this is enough to give you an idea of what you need to properly assess this deal.NOTE: This is a formula only.

Keep in mind many of those OK deals on the MLS can be home runs when negotiated properly.

I'm Steve, currently self-employed, but looking to expand into real estate for some stability.

just make sure you tell your banker everything so he can properly guide you.most deals I'm seeing done with financing are short-sales (as of 1 year)... this really depends on your area though.