@Joe Villeneuve I don't think that is a feasible rule. 

_ga=1.263041988.995763298.1474994655But he has to charge something, or else gifting and other rules come in.  

Otherwise it's in great condition, but it would not pass an FHA inspection. 4. 12 month rule - Typically, you cannot rent out a home that you have an FHA loan on until you have lived there for at least 12 months, unless you refinance to a conventional loan. 

It will most likely have all the rules and dates and times of sales. 

Flipping is not easy like it's portrayed to be!

thanks @Chris Tan, i just wanted to make the distinction, wasn't sure if it made a difference.It just seems like an easy way to fund a purchase without having to deal with lenders (private, hard, banks) and without having to use cash.Thanks!

.  :-)What I have found is that the old rule of thumb--which said that if you bought a property at a tax deed auction and held it for a year, the title was automatically clear--is no longer true.

Look up the California equivalent of the Board for Contractors on the State website, drill down to the requirements and rules, and see what issues you can include in a complaint.I will say that some AHJ's don't have the resources or time to pursue contractors but you may be able to give the GC a few headaches along the way. 

Good afternoon all, I'm a newbie with a dilemma.I'm considering buying a triplex, using FHA financing. Therefore, I would have to be an owner occupant. The triplex is completely occupied; how would I be able to utiliz...

I spoke to Daniel Bornstein about it - An owner who resides in a three unit property or less is not subject to just cause eviction rules for all the other units --- however, this “loophole” is subject to close November.