On another note, be careful using the term non-refundable deposit.

They were considered “non-conforming.”

My agent told me there was a change in the HOA that limited loan types and therefore it has to be a cash buyer or at least non Fannie/Freddy/VA.

Very intrigued with note investment (non-passively) and wanted to hear what experienced investors do when the RE market softens or drops.

Anyone else have this issue or can recommend a bank in Wisconsin that does fixed rate for non owner occupied investment properties?  

Taxes can be found in the central appraisal district in which the property is locatedAn agent can help you find the Sf price using comparables from mls databaseClosing costs are somewhere between 2 to 5% depending on purchase price Honestly four plexes are nearly non existent compared to houses here in DFW.

If you are short on funds, your account can take out a non-recourse loan.While these accounts may not be advantageous now, they certainly can offer a higher ROI later when you are investing in things like real estate, notes and private placements.

If these funds have non-performing assets on their books, and LPs start withdrawing their money, the funds will be forced to liquidate their NPLs en masse. 

If not, is the VA loan still available for a non-owner-occupied investment property with zero down? 

we always hardwire ours but here's the gist of it....Smoke detectors must be hardwired or have 10-year battery after April 1, 2019Licensees should be aware that as of April 1, 2019, the new General Business Law Section 399-ccc requires all new or replacement smoke detectors in New York State to be powered by a 10-year, sealed, non-removable battery or hardwired to the home.