One thing I would say regardless of the location, DON'T DELAY IT.

If so, there are extensive threads about the company.  

I work for a mortgage firm as an insurance analyst reviewing the coverage of each property/location.

I've requested more info on the 10%, but that's my understanding.In terms of why, there are more extensive foundation repairs then initially estimated, termite treatments, and underestimating finish out in general are driving the incremental costs. 

Maybe help locate them assistance programs etc.

CL adds are removed after being rented and I always have history on trends in neighborhoods I work with.Don't use Zestimate - just go to the actual listings and expired, make sure the location is right - precisely.Right now I have 2 rentals within half mile from each other. 2bed/1.5bath condo for $925 and 3bed/1.5bath townhouse for $1400.

Details:Price: $65,000Cash available for down payment: up to $20,000Zoning: ResidentialPlans: hold it with plans to potentially build on it within the next 5 years.Additional info: lot is currently located between two duplexes.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

They're located in Anaheim but I had an instructor here in N.

I was simply asking if this is common practice to move somewhere with the expressed purpose of investing to be able to afforda different location.

Does anyone have any recommendations on a good lender in Philly with extensive experience with 203k loans.