Just looking for some guidance on a important decision.

The rear door of the house, though locked, is poorly secured.

No matter your level of trust, you have to rely on the wisdom and decision making of others, which you can find to be frustrating at times.

We are looking to buy again soon and although we will likely do VA this time around, I will definitely hone my FHA skills again before making the final financing decision.

Because you both have to agree on any decision.

You can also find other books on Barnes and Nobel or Amazon that will walk you through the process.I would also advise you to find a good CPA, one that understands real estate, as soon as possible as poor accounting will rob you of your profits come tax time.

In the event they need to take the property back through foreclosure it can be pretty management and capital intensive if the borrower did a poor job.

Information flows so freely now, but that of course doesn't correlate with good decision making.

Having a partner not experienced in real estate will make your decisions more difficult than they need to be.

I don’t think these rates would be sustainable for any borrower, much less a poor, rural farmer in India.But if the interest rates charged by these loan lenders in India is between 5-10% per year, which seems more likely, this is still making loans available that otherwise would not have been available.