My concern is simply that renters for a duplex wouldn't be of as high of a quality/less reliable than tenants in a SFH.

Looking for an honest, reliable plumber in Columbia (specifically Lexington) South Carolina.

You may have fun getting FHA note holder to release that new lot, but good luck, they may (after an appraisal review) to keep the loan compliant, but, they may not.But certainly, the solution is to do a minor subdivision and cut off that new unit.Don't get hung up with % rules, you need to pencil out deals in your market, the 2% rule won't fly here, the 50% may over a long term but it may not as our market has a lower tax and labor rate.

I believe that when starting a thread, looking for solutions or answers to a challenge or dilemma, posters will do well to consider that they are attempting to persuade some of the best contributors to offer free advice.Personally, I'd upload a photo that puts you in a positive light, that says: 'I'm eager to learn and happy to hear from you'.

But if it was monthly rental, it would not be reliable and you need to assume a worse case

However, my policy is that I won't offer a financing solution if closer than about two weeks because there's so much work to do in a compressed time period.If a tighter time crunch involved, I've got dozens of ways and plays to approach and sell based on being in a "salvage mode."

It should be no problem for a good agency to tailor a solution for your need.We use an agency in our town called Columbia Language Services, they have the ability to provide service nationwide.

PM me and I'll talk to you about a solution that may work for you.

Hey Account Closed - I don't know for sure on that situation, but I think the easiest solution would simply be to get the property under contract before approaching a lender.

The environmental groups held things up in over court for a year before things were resolved and a solution presented itself.