HOA becomes insolventHOA doesn't put away enough money in reservesIf one entity buys more than 20% of the unitsIf the investor concentration exceeds 50% and there are other reasons but those are the ones we see most oftenIf it's non-warrantable, you've essentially bought into something, through no fault of your own, that you will have a difficult time reselling because it will be difficult to get financed. 

In 2014 we bought our first house, although my husband made around 130k a opted for a 'good deal' because of who I am as a human.

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I am completely new to real estate. I am rebuilding my credit since family problems took a toll on my finances and I want to take control of my life. I have a about $2k saved so far and I want to...

Are they looking to build a brand? 

I am currently looking at brand new a property in Cordova, TN which is listed at $192K w/ rental income of $1525.

I can buy a piece of property and my spouse should be able to do the same regardless if we are married was my understanding. 1) I want to buy an investment property with my va loan (yes I know I have to occupy the property for up to 6 months to a year) 2) She wants to buy a house with hersI went through my same mortgage company where I bought my previous property and he said it would be hard to explain that to the lenders since you guys aren’t getting divorced or separated... so I’m just a little confused as to why that would matter if we both are entitled to a va loan separately?

This is a little out of date, but 20 years ago when we bought our home we had a policy with American Home Shield.

Correct me if I'm wrong.I also work with many individuals who just bought a house and don't like the renovation the previous owner made.In other words, as a hypothetical, The Andersons put $25,000 into a kitchen renovation and sell their home to The Smiths. 

I Used 290k as ARV in my analysis bought with Hard money lender. 

I have just bought 2 townhomes in East Point and they had bidding wars.