Found my deal, I had used her before and was confident in her service.. but in todays market as fast as things move with scanned documents, faxes, and wire transfers use your time wisely research your listings and don't waste time. 

You can only have 1 FHA loan at a time, unless you have a qualifying life event and have 15% equity in the property (job transfer 200+ miles, added a dependent, ect)So if you and your girlfriend are both on the loan and lie there for a year, you can move but you would not be able to do another FHA loan because you probably won't have accumulated 10%+ equity in that time.  

A legal definition of assignment is: "An assignment of a right is a manifestation of the assignor’s intention to transfer it by virtue of which the assignor’s right to performance by the obligor is extinguished in whole or in part and the as-signee acquires a right to such performance."  

They are, in essence, small companies with local economies of scale who could be far more efficient if they partnered with the right parties in other geographies.Such local managers with large inventory of rental properties often know and can serve their specific market very well, but their work is not transferable easily to other geographies because of marketing and geographic coverage.

I'm transferring to my four year and I'm going house hacking , not paying for no dorms ..

I have already purchased inventory located in China.I would now like to now open a corporation in the U.S. to sell that inventory for profit.What are my options in terms of transferring/selling the inventory to the corporation, so that the corporation can expense it come tax time?

Dont forget to include holding costs, realator fees and transfer taxes.

Both have fees based on your balance, transfers, etc,.Did you know most lenders only offer unsecured loans to that account.  

It seems totally ridiculous someone writing a piece of paper, balancing a check book, and someone else scanning this piece of paper to perform a simple money transfer, in the year 2017, 30+ years after the advent of the internet!

As an alternative, would it be legal to require your tenants to pay via ACH bank transfer every month with a substantial penalty if the have insufficient funds?