That's the difference.Frankly I'm all argued out on this subject, but the mental sparring has been fun :-) *handshake*@Radhika M.Well then, give me some negatives.

That said, she has never tried to stop me from doing it, she just has never expressed any interest and generally tries to avoid any conversations dealing with the subject.  

I know accountants/attorneys are great resources, but want to get familiar with the subject myself first to ask right questions.Thanks 

Looking for some advice/guidance...Does anyone have experience with "subject to financing"?

Getting a property under contract doesn't really accomplish anything, if it's subject to lender approval in a short sale.  

It is a subjective recommendation, but you should buy in landlord friendly states.

Note: Some students would answer questions on the form in such a way to benefit the student best.If insurance and tax questions are not asked, then no information concerning the subjects would not be mentioned.Hope this helps.

I am also looking for subjects that people want to learn about that I can incorporate into my blog moving forward into 2017. 

You may want to try a different post and use the subject line "Looking for LOC - Orlando" or something like that to get some Orlando investors to give you their Line of Credit sources.  

From what I have heard is that there is a requirement to stay in the subject property for as little said 6 months but majority stay/are required to stay for a year and the same loan stays in place.