I find a lot of investors getting bent out of shape in the forums when they get criticism as if another point of view on their "too good to be true" deal is an affront to their ability to scale.

Hi, @Ralph DiBugnara located in Brooklyn, NY i am currently a commercial mortgage broker just wanted to see how investors view getting loans.

For house hacking through an FHA loan, and as per some of the pro video workshops I viewed, you can restart a house hack after just one year (not two years)?

Anyone have views on Humewood as a city to invest in?

I saw the property go up on the MLS and viewed the listing.

We knew we'd be leaving a lot of equity in the property (our down payment), but we were viewing this first one as a learning experience with a big rehab, hoping it would make future rehabs easier because we had already been through a big one.

People are paying $700 per night in some parts just for the seclusion, a view, and modern comforts in a camp setting.  

You haven't indicated which state this is in but as a general rule, a 24 hour notice is typically all that is required to view the property whether tenants wanting this to happen or not.The other option the owner can provide (IF these tenants are only on a month to month lease) is to terminate such with the appropriate notice to the tenants, get them out one way or another and be done with it.Frankly I'd be more than a little worried about inheriting such tenants. 

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I am curious to see what you guys think.

And as you just learned, even if the insurance company doesn't pay out a penny, if you report an "incident or event" to them, they will frequently view it the same way they view a claim.