., you’re complicating the matter it seems, unless I am misunderstanding.

Condos have extra complications with 2nd home loans since a lot of STR communities end up being "non-warrantable". 

Some creative strategies will allow you to get it to 10% down but the more complicated or more expectations that are needed push the loan to higher rates.

Gain trust by following through on a deal or 2 without complications, and NEVER back out of a deal once you put it under contract.

Itś more complicated in the African American Community.

Hello all - this is a complicated situation (at least to me) and I would like some advice for any other experienced attorney's and real estate investors.I have a 21 Unit portfolio under contract, that is in pre-foreclosure and I am buying it at a good discount.

It complicates things but at some point I'll have to go for it and put the past aside.

That said, you may not need these benefits anyway, depending on your overall tax situation.Yes, it is super complicated.

If is more complicated than that actually … the dividend yield of s&p500 was and is 5 percent.Now cd offers 5% , which basically return of not spending cash is equal to return of investment from working / business activity

Reverse exchanges are complicated, expensive transactions that have not had specific procedures fully approved by the IRS.