But as we see now, many of the investors that took out those 100% non-owner loans, and the ones who leveraged out all the equity in their properties are the ones hurting!

It is of my opinion that the credit market on the personal side for real estate mortgages are much tougher to obtain and have lower %LTV, especially for non-owner occupied property than the commercial lending market.

They may agree to accecpt some kind of instrument filed in the recorders or clerks office to consolidate them into one single tract in order to let you have the reduced valuation.Exemptions usually only apply to non-profit org, religious, gov prop.

The most pressing include a leaking main water pipe in the crawlspace, several dead outlets, non-grounded outlets and non covered outlets, a loose shower liner/insert that has caused mold and moisture damage on the bathroom sheetrock (there is no vent/fan in there), and the carport and porch roof are leaking.

when wholesaling as a realtor, be sure to have prospective buyers or sellers sign a "non-representation" agreement.

(aside from death, etc..)Start your research at the township hall.I am embarressed to say that one of our properties that should have been grandfathered in was sitting on a non conforming lot and the township would not let us rebuild on it.

The upside is the normal IRA tax-free treatment.

If I did this, say in a three year period, is it plausible to refinance into a non recourse loan to pull money out tax free yet still keep the income producing property, with lower cash flow of course?

I am especially interested in non-resident rules.

How do you like working for a non-profit?