"Safely" being taking deprecation on other long term capital assets 

I am not familiar with that market but if as long as the numbers, property and tenants make sense, you'll be doing well.

Hi all,I have a ditch which is 150 feet wide, 100 feet long and 2 feet deep in the back with a city catch basin in the middle.

The exception is a reverse mortgage which have breach terms that include death of last debtor on title or a surviving spouse.From a practical standpoint, mortgage lenders and their loan servicers are not looking for a reason to accelerate (call loan all due) but may be triggered by poor admin practices of sub-2 buyer.

The days of "my word are my bond" are long gone, particularly in larger communities where other agents don't know you personally.

This can be a game-changer for short-term deals without the usual delays.

Next, we tried RESimply, which was robust but not very user-friendly, especially in terms of automation.

Most redeem and at 9% interest I would lose anywhere from about $25 - $50 on each lien depending on how long it took to redeem.

Curious of a few things for those that execute this strategy currently:-The city the property is in has a no more than 4 unrelated people rule, would that be an issue for me if all bedrooms were full or does the fact the basement tenants would be short or medium term save me?

Additionally, strong credit, a solid track record in similar projects, and a well-detailed plan for the rehab can also improve your chances of securing favorable financing terms.