From auction.com, so far it seems the title goes through the seller's escrow, I have had mixed information from auction.comrepresentatives.

Hi Everyone,I've gotten mixed answers on this one, so figured I'd put it out there to the BP community.

I definitely sound like a rookie when I also mix up my terms, but y'all knew generally what i meant so thanks for helping me out too. 

They'll give you $4000 rental credit and require an additional $1800 of monthly income.I have heard mixed things on this.

(I got my license when I was 19 but i didn’t put 100% into it because I was a broke college kid who just wanted a house) Quit my job and work to get my appraisal assistant license, and after the waiting term, continue with a full licenseQuit my job and chase private money to start flipping houses full time( this has always been my end goal was to flip houses full time) Or some mix of both.One way or the other I plan on leaving my full time job, but the responsible side of my brain is telling me to find something secure and steady while the other half wants happiness and to make my flip dreams come true!

I have a mixed-use property (2 retail + 2 apartments) in NJ (appraised recently at 450k). 

His sister may cosign the lease, or may not. 2) A girl who has a one year old mix huskey/rotweiler dog .

I got word my property is also eligible for mixed use.

Hi all,Have a great opportunity in my hometown to get into a 5 unit mixed use property.

If you have some time you could also create a spreadsheet and take everything that has been sold in your submarket on Loopnet (for like properties), and take the average, and then throw that into the mix.