(Also notice there is no reference to TWO years of tax returns required to "count" rental income to be found at fanniemae.com.

@Christopher PetersenI noticed the Forbes article is from 2014 , it doesn’t mention when this was supposed to happen but we of course have seen demand and prices go way up nationwide since then .I am skeptical about the articles written in the mainstream press on real estate since they have been wrong so many times .

HELOCs vary a lot by lender... it's not like the Fannie stuff where the money ultimately is coming from the same place.

A father and son duo made a business out of handing foreclosure notices to homeowners just past the housing market collapse.

Check the lease in detail to see if there's any clause saying you can give them notice to leave if the property is sold. 

If you gave them notice to move but then you let them stay on, you probably need to give them a new notice- and do not waiver this time. 

Since you have purchased real estate before, you will notice it is nearly identical to the contract your realtor uses.I took the completed contract as well as the earnest money deposit to a title company who did the majority of the work.

We served our landlord with an official written notice  a few days ago (with no response).

We served our landlord with an official written notice  a few days ago (with no response).

I do BRRRR with low seasoning AND using fannie mae loans AND get back 100% of my funds.