We have to go the VA route due to 95% LTV. 

Thinking of going the "Hard Money Loan" route.

I would at least talk to them first, then take the partner route if $$ was unavailable from the bank. 

I'm not going to weigh in on the logistics side - need for WC etc, but I've often thought that if I wanted to go the in-house GC route - I would consider recruiting from the local vo-tech high school.

I would also go this route but I have yet to find a policy that will issue standalone umbrella.

My intentions are to guide her and find the best route to take and prepare her for the next phase.

If you choose not to answer, the call will be routed to your special Vumber voicemail.

Hello BP family, I wanted to take out a FHA loan for a 1-4 until building because I feel with the 3.5% DP that's a good route to go.

I receive automatic emails from my real estate agent and a nice looking 3br 1.5 bath for $24,900 came up and I jumped on it.The deal breaks down like this:$6759.16 for 20% down payment, insurance, taxes, inspections, etc $3498 for new furnace install $400 maintenance - windows, pipe, cleaning$10657.16 total out of pocket.It rents for $680/mo.I went the conventional route to the bank and paid 20% down, etc etc.

And, you get another REO having to go that route all over again.