You can breach all kinds of contracts if you are willing to live with the consequences.

The main reason I'm looking to secure the property is that my step dad is Ill and in the event he passes I wouldn't want any issues with anyone trying to take the house from mePlease help

I'm hoping to secure a multi family to stay in while we're there and if we can stretch ourselves to an additional fixn flip I'd be really happy as it will give me some additional cash for the next two projects beyond.

Then theirs the security deposit itemization and settlement letters for the past person.  

However, there are ways to maneuver around this, because a loan secured by an asset, virtually any asset, can be used. 

I thought that I would get great advice and insight from fellow BP members regarding a security deposit claim that I want to dispute.Background: My husband and I rented a 2/2 apartment for 18 months.

So as of right now my biggest issue is finding an established FHA lender who understands how the loan works and is effective in securing them. 

Cheers...Learning and saving is my most secured game plan that I have at this moment to be honest.

The tenant also had a GF that lived there, I see the new door is not securable anymore, do i have the right to secure my property from squatters?

As far as I can tell, the cash flow is minimal (even if it is good "for the area") ie. less than 1% gross per month is hardly worth putting up your own home as security for, IMHO.By the way, if you put up such a large (more than usual?)