There can be so many bean counters, required approvals and signatures, unexplained delays, etc., etc. that it's amazing they ever accomplish anything.

They may have a program to help smaller companies but I doubt it gets a lot of attention.

As you pay the HELOC down, there's money you can use for a down payment.There are plenty of 100% financing programs available, but the more properties you own, the more difficult it gets to get approved for a loan without at least a small downpayment.

My company has the following program available:Non-owner occupied1-4 unit100% LTV3% sellers assistPlease contact me for further info!

changing the zoning in an area is not as simple as it may seem there are a lot of steps besides seeking an attorney, it depends on what else is around also most cases you have to make an attempt to contact the surrounding property owners about this request and then it is done at the city counsel meeting and put up for vote.. you must have a plan drawn and engineered for review, the process is long. my husband is a developer in utah the process can take any where fro 6 months to a year and that does not mean the approval, its time and money, take a look and the general plan and proppsed plan for the city in the city planning they can give you a better idea of what the zoning is and possibilities of future changes

You mention a program for teachers?

They also have a great affiliate program and a liberal return policy in place for bogus leads.

If it is, I would make an offer within 24 hours.”Dan_Auito: multi line phone with your different programs messages and an 800 number won't hurt eitherjohnmichael: I use prepaid cells for all of my market area'sjohnmichael: I have found that when doing business out of are a local area code get's a lot more callsjohnmichael: Now we have just taken some baby stepsjohnmichael: So I'm going to give you a nice steakjohnmichael: No I use Virgian and you should too.

I landed here at BiggerPockets in my quest to find some MO "approved" forms to pick up a house Sub2.As I have posted elsewhere - I'm hoping that perhaps someone in MO has gone through all this and has a complete set of the MO specific forms needed:Purchase and Sale Agreement.

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