If I purchase a home with the FHA program and I am not going to be living in that residence, is it possible to purchase the home that I do plan on living in with FHA.

I could of purchase this properties for $175K as an REO back in 2006, but I was dealing with an inexperience mortgage broker and she can’t get my loan approval b/c she said there no stoves in all 3 units.

I use a credit line that was previously approved.

Does anyone know of a program where we could trade real estate books back and forth?

I would only add that you can also do Planned Unit Developments (called different things in other places) where you actually define you own height restriction as part of the plan - the plan will need to be approved by local council normally.Another alternative to check is Height Incentives that can be included as part of redevelopment areas or other areas of a city where there are incentives to spur development.

This is a great thing for investors because it eliminates the need for you to make your way through the hurdles of court approval which can delay the process a lot.As for finding the real estate Arnold is correct.

The lending climate for condos appears to be tough unless the entire development has been placed on approval lists by Fannie/Freddie.

His Website, Fortunebuilders.com, lists a 5 day program for $3,497 and a 4 day rehabbing bootcamp for $2,497.

It's not a new program; it's the same ol' FHA 203(k) rehab loan that's been around for a long time.

Is there any program online you would recommend for this?