She did mention the solution Lynn M.mentioned with a designated area with an ash can and bench.

Especially on your first few flips.)Oh, and don't forget to factor in holding costs and the cost of financing.

This is not exactly what the process was designed for, but they are getting the courts to uphold it as the new investor pays them more taxes, thus a better use for the city.

I think the attic unit can be built well under the 55K number Jeff has pointed out for this specific case.As Jeff has pointed out, there are many factors.

It is a monthly obligation and the bank will factor it in.

In fact in their AOS, it has a spot where you can choose between "HUD'S designated closing agent" or write your own in.

I had to pay the taxes and insurance (which were not factored into their mortgage payments).

FACTOR TIME, WHAT YOUR GETTING, THEN COMPARE APPLES TO APPLES.ASK WHERE THERE MATERIALS ARE SUPPLIED FROM.

One easy thing to do would be to request credit limit increases with your current card issuers, since that can lower your overall credit card utilization ratio (which is rated high in factoring your score) without opening new accounts.Here's some other tips from My Fico: http://www.myfico.com/crediteducation/improveyourscore.aspxOne last idea for you.

Have you factored the following into your analysis?