Now that you mention it, I just recalled that I have filled out paperwork to get a contractor/property manager discount at both a plumbing/electrical supply center and a local landscaping nursury.

Where in my mortgage paperwork can I look to determine whether an LO will trigger the due-on-sale clause for us?

After the 12 months of seasoning, I would refinance with a bank (with no paperwork) at 5% on a 30-year note.So, what's yours?

Assuming you can get investors, sounds like a paperwork nightmare.

Hi,Been going through a nasty eviction and noticed i am so not good at filling out court paperwork :).

She could certainly work part time to help manage the properties, at least with paperwork as she is a bookkeeper.

I always assumed if you could get through the paperwork, you would be getting a deal because the alternative in some cases may be foreclosure which would be more costly to the banks.

So I would start with how you like maybe being a landlord (rather than a dollar sign target) something you have an interest in, be it painting units or working the phone with potential renters or handling the paperwork and working with contractors.

Paperwork in hand to show us how to apply!

Characteristics to consider include performing or non performing, commercial or residential, personal guarantee, credit score of borrower or guarantor, loan to value, loan to sale price, seasoning, payment history, area property is located in, financial strength of borrower, cash flow of property, vacancy issues with property, type of tenants, type of property, state foreclosure laws, quality of "paperwork", compliance with applicable Federal, state or local laws, stated interest rate, prepayment penalty, due on sale clause and a thousand other characteristics depending on the individual note.