Don't get too many HM loans at once, they are very savvy kats and you will lose if you don't do what you agree to.

It was so serious that there was a risk of him losing the house.

You can have the insurance cost approach appraisal easily added on to your regular market appraisal while buying a new property and it would probably save you some money.

If home prices are appreciating steadily and holding onto it for a year or two means you would not lose a significant amount (ie $10K) then that makes sense.

In most cases, you must meet the qualifications of the government agency in order to assume the loan from the mortgagee.Conventional loans usually prohibit assumptions; however, a bank may be willing to allow you to assume a mortgage if the current owner is in a financial bind that jeopardizes the payback of the note.Also - if you plan of selling for 170k you are going to end up losing money in the end.

I'm losing the appreciation but it's still a nice return and less of a headache.

If you don't make the repair correctly you might lose your tenant or not be able to get one and cause a delay.I always look to strengthen my financial base.

I know it may seem crazy, but I'm just wondering if the wallpaper doesn't come down easily (which I bet it won't because it appears to have been there a while) how difficult it will be to fix the walls.

You need to close about 20 or 25 deals so that you really understand the RE business before striking off losing a job you've had that long.

I also made a goal to sell 10 homes in my first year which I easily surpassed.