Hi @Nick Zocher,It's rare that anyone does this, but in theory you can...1) Buy using a normal mortgage, typically a 30 year fixed with a jacked up rate and fat lender credit.2) Not wait six months.3) Do your improvements to make ARV the current actual value.4) Cash out refinance with hard money or a friend or whatever.

The website is managed very tightly; ie. permanently banning accounts that list a property twice or use things like symbols in the heading. 

She'll haul anything and everything I need for my rehabs, plus she rides like a big fat Camry--comfy.I do not trade in my vehicles every couple of years.  

If the main line has not collapsed or is not too disjointed, an epoxy sleeve main drain lining will permanently solve the problem. 

The best is the companies that install them permanently but they are expensive.

So, if you think 4 guys can do the job in 5 days, and you pay $15/hour, thats $600 per man, $2400.  

Manufactured homes go down in value, like a car, and can be hard to finance if they have any age to them or are not properly set on a permanent location. 

If or when it is permanently attached to the ground, it is considered real estate, otherwise, it is considered personal property.  

Well I don't know that the visa status affects owning property necessarily, however I don't think a bank would give a loan to someone that doesn't have permanent residence or work status. 

He makes good money (hardscape), she’s a stay at home wife with a baby (she’s a permanent resident as of last month).