My husband and I bought a short sale last year which I am now using for my home-based business.2) Raise funds for a down payment and slush fund to cover vacancies, repairs, etc.I love that BP is such a vibrant community and has such a wealth of knowledge.

They did research and found out that it isn't safe to raise children around a powerline.

It's great for our receivables but a new buyer can't be an FHA buyer.A board can raise costs and assess the homeowners even if it is their fault the budgets are not funded to cover costs.

Or did you find other ways to raise capital?

Although a smaller bank and "portfolio" many still follow Fannie/Freddie guidelines this way if needed the can sell loans to raise cash.

Single family, 3/2 raised ranch.

You could even get $600/mo. and raise your rent roll and return even more.I have a REIA meetup this week where I'll be marketing and following up on my buyers list.

To give you details about me...22 years old, very small capitol raised so down payment would be tricky, and no proof of expirence.

All said I'm giving my dad ground venison, ground top serloin, local raised pork chops and a bag of peanut butter cups for Christmas.

Is putting vinyl on the house going to raise the value enough to make it worth your while?