That's it in a nutshell, the quick version.

FHA being asked to accept 500 fico score borrowers and Fannie Mae selling their product to institutional investors instead of main street could continue to be tailwinds keeping inventory low.

We are working on adding this addendum to our form bundle in light of the recent changes so I can't give you our official version yet.

Obviously a good banking relationship is developed over time and having good numbers is a function of finding a poor performing property and fixing it up, scoring new tenants, and turning it around into a no longer poor performing property.

If there a chance I could still obtain the loan, credit score in the range of 690-711 as of about 1 month ago

I am aware that a major focus in doing rehabs and flips is to accurately assess the repair costs that are needed to rehab the property.In doing research, I have come across referrals to use the Craftsman Costbooks, but they have 3 options to choose from:• National Construction Estimator Costbook• National Home Improvement Estimator Costbook• National Renovation and Insurance Repair EstimatorDoes anyone know which of these 3 would be most beneficial, or should I consider purchasing all 3 versions?

I talked to a few lenders, and it turns out my credit score is too low for an investment loan (mainly due to a short credit history).

Oh and I have fico scores of 780 or so...

No credit card debt or car loans- My credit score is over 800 and hers is around 720The HML I've speaking with will finance 100% of the purchase and repair costs up to 70% of ARV.They charge a $685 loan origination fee plus 4 points.

I've used several and now run the "online" version of Rent Manager.