Originally posted by @Joseph Walsh:Hi all, I am looking to refinance a possibly under-water property. 

Originally posted by @James Masotti:@Luis Valdez - That's a very generic question...to which there are a plethora of resources available about the BRRRR method if you search BRRRR in the search bar at the top of the page. 

Originally posted by @Raj Ramachandran:Thank you Chris, Jerome & Taj for your responses.

Originally posted by @Kerven Jean:I collected a list of homes from driving for dollars now then I used my tax assessor website to locate the owner how do I find the new address for the owners or new telephone for them? 

Originally posted by @Corby Goade:Sounds like you have not defined your criteria for a buy and hold.

Originally posted by @Josh Wallace:Thanks, @JD Martin.

Therefore instead of 15% down with 1.75 origination charge, we must put at least 20% with a 4.375% origination charge if both remain on the loan. 

Originally posted by @Rush Wall:Evan Parker I can help you.

The rental is our old primary with FHA MIP still on it, though we're about $3,346.07 away from paying down to 78% of the original purchase price when my loan servicing company will have to legally remove $123/mo MIP payment. 

Originally posted by @Andrew Postell:@Vlad Maslov two of the common areas of concern for LOCs I see out there is the 10 year maturity date and the adjustable rate.