Rents can be adjusted upward for more people, but don't price yourself as a 4 bedroom either.

Once you get that information, make adjustments based on sq ft, condition of the property, any other amenities, etc.The book that you are talking about, is it The Millionaire Real Estate Investor?

Bob, the 3% is for conventional/govt. loan purposes without adjusting the LTV of the loan.

Our adjusted gross income exceeds 150k so I hope our accountant can get creative.

The amount of bad loans on the books can limit smaller banks quicker than larger ones and require a quicker adjustment to operations where they may not make some loans for awhile, where a larger bank will have less of an impact on operations, especially in sold loan originations.

Your plans will never work out (if they are detailed) as planned and adjustments will always need to be made.

I have no idea if they truely are allowed to do that on my loan.My impounded loans get adjusted up and down all the time.

You could tell them the roof fell in and if they thought no one else would notice, they could simply move along to see if a real sucker makes an offer, but if it was obvious, they will make the adjustments.

As soon as she thinks I am making more money she files for an adjustment to the support order.

Obtaing funds to improve the property should not be a problem and really, should just be presented and justified to adjust the cloud on title to be adjusted appropriately.