My thinking was to get a fixer within the fha guidelines fix it up and refi out so I can use the loan product again. 

Our primary residence is a Fannie/Freddy product thru US Bank.

What I did was hire a structural engineer that met me at the property.

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I cannot think of another instance where products or services are TAKEN from private citizens and handed out.

They assist in the production of diesel fuel.

If I can purchase for $67kish and put $8k in it to get it ready, assuming no major repairs needed...that would put me at around $5k in forced equity assuming an $80k ARV.

So a little meat on the bone.That being said, it will most likely be around a €1000 per year.

Great product, did some things out of order with respect to the City permits/inspections but with grace we made it through!

I'm sorry, but if you don't understand the foundation behind appraisal in the first place, your little conversation here is nothing more than entertainment and will not be productive whatsoever, ever.Mortgage appraisals are for the use of the bank to assist them with regards to making a decision concerning a mortgage loan transaction.