@Joel Fine this is one of the main reasons that I am more inclined to invest in apartment buildings instead of single family homes, town homes, condos or small multi.

We paid off some credit card debt and decided to move home.  

I'm in debt. 

When the time comes, dispose of the stuff, either through a local trash pickup or a dump run with your utility trailer.The main thing is to assert your possession of the house as quickly as possible and come through for the next of kin.

You can do what’s called a non-agency product where they use alternative income sources such as 12 months average bank deposits, or no ratio program or DSC (debt service coverage) or you can do a conventional loan as an investment property and use the net rental income to qualify with.

And twenty years later, I can tell you definitively that a lot of guys who worked and worked constantly to do well in their careers for their early years routinely end up running for all they're worth on the hamster wheel of debt and credit, saddled with a wife who can barely stand them and couldn't run a family's finances to save her life.The incredibly stupid things I've heard some of some of my old acquaintances (and family members) doing in marriage sicken me.

I'm an investor from Portland OR, doing mainly fix and flips and the occasional lease option over there.

. $630,000 - 660,000Loan Balance: $470,000Rate: 4.75% on a 30 Year FixedGoal: I am looking to remove MI and take out some cash to pay off the short-term debts used to repair the property.It is my understanding that I have to wait 6 months to be able to do a cash out refi based on the ARV.

It's time to 1031 into less debt, higher cash return and either a different class/location more passive property.

I am located in South Charlotte currently and I have several pending deals in SC that I would like to wrap. I need a rmlo for SC asap and a licensed loan servicing company. Any help would be appreciated. I will blow p...