They shouldn't get a cut of the sales profit.Loans on houses you're living in are subject to more regulation than pure fix and flips.

Congratulations, Denver, for making the cut with our 80218 zip code!

Now, it is entirely possible that a bank would cut you off at some point because they've reached some limit for what one person can borrow.Your example, Bryce, is why I would really advocate sitting with your banker and saying "please help me work through these calculations".

I still have yet to cut my teeth on filling a vacancy, but hey that is a good thing, I think it means I picked a good property.Looking forward to learning from you all,Mike

So with the end of the year coming they will cram in more stuff that is on the edge of acceptable.Humans on the other hand aren't that excited about moving this time of year especially if they are taking a big price cut too.

The cross beams are being held up with about a 5' tall cut out of a tree.

While I can imagine that cutting the premium in half can result from better underwriting, I can also see a lot of fine print "non-covered events"....

If anyone reading this is on the edge about jumping in…my only advice is to take action.

and gave me a generous deal.I've since discovered that almost any brokerage in our area will take on new agents, without any minimum production requirements, but they'll likely attach monthly fees and take a healthy cut of your initial commissions each year.So, I guess in summary, you'll have no trouble finding a broker who will let you hang your license with them, but depending on what kind of a deal you're hoping to get, it may take a good bit of interviewing and negotiating before you find something you're happy with.

If your criteria is that cut and dried then you would have to turn them down or expose yourself to a possible charge of discrimination.Our criteria never said we automatically excluded felons.