Currently run as two units with the owner running his nonprofit in one unit and his convenience/grocery store in the next unit.He wants out of the property fast due to repeated armed robberies over the 20 years of ownership as well as overnight break ins requiring complete remodel of the front face of the building.

I know hard money lenders like lendinghome and lendingone will actually do 30 year fixed rates and ARMs.

I find that my instinct is to ignore posts/books/podcasts about flipping or wholesaling since I do not want to do either of those things, yet when I do listen to these topics I find that it better arms me for my niche or interests and ends up being very enriching.

I think it will only help since the Realtors association is up in arms about it claiming it will make home ownership less attractive by downplaying the interest write off.

Technically EVERYONE is supposed to get your explicit consent to run your credit if you do not already have an account with them (a "soft pull" is when an existing creditor is a "subscriber" to your credit, gets a fresh copy on a monthly basis, and double clicks to open it... you don't know this is done just like you don't know who opens your yellow letters, if you send them), but mortgage lenders face greater regulatory scrutiny, so we tend to actually follow the rules. - No one has a perfect credit score.- If you do not have a perfect credit score, but have unblemished credit, the credit reporting agencies still MUST give 3 reasons why you do not have a perfect credit score. 815 v 795 is normal month to month variance.

Armed with this, my brain goes to investing.

It's a slow live in flip or BRRR and many people do it with no explicit plan or knowledge of BP, it's just how they normally live.

No you cannot get FHA,VA or Conventional financing as this is not an arms length transaction as you are effectively buying from yourself

The protections under SCRA apply to active duty members of the regular forces, members of the National Guard when serving in an active duty status under federal orders, members of the reserve forces called to active duty and members of the Coast Guard serving on active duty in support of the armed forces.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.