A big reason is the lists are easily accessible from a bunch of RE investment services.

Since it's apparent from the documentation that he has access to enough funds to cover the cash needed for closing including the deposit, it just doesn't make sense to me that this is an issue.I'm wondering if I could just add my husband to the checking account to make it a joint account and thus joint funds.

ROBS appears to be a way to benefit from your retirement funds since you are not technically accessing them.

And yes amenities are considered as well, not pools or spas or weight rooms, LOL, fridge, stove, A/C and type of heat....And your qualification % are HUD guidleines @ 30% and 10@ with usual circumstances, like additional handicap accessible amenities required.

I've closed some deals with wholesalers on 1 page contracts just the same as longer ones.As long as you have sufficient verbiage to allow for due diligence or option periods as well as the seller allowing proper access to the property for buyer final approval I think you should be fine.

This basically puts the cash contributions in a higher priority compared to your sweat equity.Sounds like you are getting ready to expand the empire!

But, I did just get my real estate license and plan to use it actively, so if I see any other areas we can expand.

For properties that fall outside the norm your search parameters can be expanded beyound those guidlines so that there are enough sales to compare.

I have found that states and counties vary as to quality of information available and how you access the data.

Our dream home is going to be a mansion(mini) huge lot, basketball court maybe gated, etc. we have plans for that house but we want to build and expand our business before we buy this home.