I have multiple business and personal email addresses that I access through POP.I guess my main concern is that I use folders extensively to keep my business organized.

Going back in time, FHA had only authorized a temporary 1 year time frame for accepting flips less than 90 days.The lending industry as a whole is writing to FHA and to government individuals in order to get another extension to the less than 90 day flip regulations.

We also got an extension for a homeowner who had not found housing yet.

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If, after extensive review, this is a risky venture for only a few more dollars per hour, then I'm better off spending my time getting more clients in my existing consulting side business.I will continue to read many posts on this forum over the next few years, in preparation for the big decision.Again, thank you for everything.

Looks like this is a problem that may be more extensive then just your blog, Charles.

I have a lender who would do this deal, however you are going to be looking @ what I believe Darryl clarified: 50% LTV, and that is what most will be looking for (and that is for a decently strong borrower - may need to come with more).So, prob can be done @ ~50% LTV, and realistic expectations on closing time (if can get extension).

Hi,My rental home caught fire and received some extensive damage.

If those people are out during this time, might not happen.Wouldn't surprise me if you were given an extension addendum (or two or three) to sign along the way.

AS-IS" is saying you are presenting the property without any warranties and you will not do repairs and it's upon the buyer to inspect and conduct due diligence with the property.If you don't disclose a known material fact or give proper disclosures required by law you can still be sued for damages and lose.Usually banks that have foreclosed and estates have never lived in the property and cannot fill out a sellers disclosure or warranty it's condition.The seller still provides proper mold,lead paint disclosures etc. that they get the buyer to sign to protect themselves from future litigation.no legal advice