Especially if your contractor/s become aware of how you obtained your money, and how much you have.Can you be VERY strict with yourself?

Hi @cedric Modoufeh, I am an agent from Houston that deal strictly with apartment insurance.

Buyers routinely show proof of $500k when buying $80k properties.....it's just a non issue.

If I misunderstood and the HOA dues are strictly from a time period where you were not on the deed or living in the house, I would think an attorney could quickly clear your name.

Thank you for the tip- I will strictly be working in Real Estate sales and building my buy and hold portfolio- so no more roofing for me. 

They really want to keep a strict budget (165k) and purchase a property they can enjoy during these years (no kids, would like to travel more, and save for the future).  

The inspections are quite strict you can get away with cosmetic.VA loan is a great resource and you deserve the benefits.

. :) Having thought about this more, here are my initial concerns about the above language: PA law is very strict (and sadly confusing) about what landlords must do when it comes to security deposit.

Typically they will dangle a revenue share structure in order to avoid increasing offers, but in most cases these firms do no have the operational capacity or expertise to market a site to a new tenant; they are strictly investment companies.

I would want to get rid of her strictly from a business perspective.