I have applied for a HELOC and plan to start BRRRRing in the surrounding Dallas communities.

Generally the name comes naturally and I use it as shorthand both in accounting and talking about the property which is funny when I start talking about a house by its nickname to someone else without thinking. 

However, it only applies if the following triggers are met:1) Visible hole or depression2) Structural damage occurs3) The movement is sudden 4) The insured structure is condemnedIf any of those are not met, then no coverage. 

Property #1: conventional loanProperty # 2: fha loanProperty #3: 30K to put as down payment, but can’t apply for another mortgage.What’s the best thing to do?

Coverage D only applied if a covered loss occurs to the property.

So I stay and enjoy the city and am able to escape into nature when I need to get away.Then invest in Chattanooga which in alot of ways has a striking resemblance to Portland.

It's the nature of having a PM, as the gentleman above said, it's a low margin business and they need to collect extra fees in commissions and maintenance upcharges to stay afloat.

Hello all,I have a question regards to loan application for a condo.There are 3 units in this property and I own one of them. (A single house that was converted into 3 units). One unit has already rented out and I am ...

So anything you can obtain business wise,  you can just apply personally.  

My research below from the Act's FAQ page says that the split level quadplex does not apply because it doesn't have a ground floor.