Hi Amber,Congratulations on having such a hard working tenant.The request for a boat was probably from his emotion at the time and not a something he seriously intended you to do.If he were my resident, once the flooding stops, I'd go out to inspect the place and tell him how impressed I was with his commitment to care for his family.

They lack commitment and will place the first applicant with a heart beat in many cases.

I say that because not only does KC have have strong cash flow, it also has solid economic and demographic trends.

Yes I am starting from the ground up, but I believe that doing this type of work shows one is serious and that they're willing to commit to the sweat equity that will be needed later on, too.I'm also talking about my current desires and steps toward them with friends and family.

My income is good but not sure if dti is strong.

They do not legally have to show you on your loan commitment that this is how they calculate it, they only have to show you on your loan calculation which normally you only get the day before your closing.

If your investments will be more interactive or time-sensitive, you will want to evaluate providers of Checkbook IRA LLC programs.2) I would strongly recommend against using any 3rd party administrator or IRA custodian for establishment of a Solo 401(k). 

Especially if it's hard moneyif it's a heloc or private money and your financials are strong enough to hold both notes, they may not care to do either and just cut you a check. seasoning is common and differs by loan product and the bank overlay (meaning the bank may be more strict even if the product says 6 month seasoning and require you to wait 12)delayed finance is a bit tricky because it generally requires a lender who knows the program well.

Before you sign the paperwork for the HELOC commit to using the line of credit and know your terms.

For me it would depend on the numbers, and if I had a really strong manager in place given you are out of state, but I personally do not like D class areas either.