If a utility company is a major employer of town could they be considered an economic anchor?

To better insure a smooth mortgage loan process for the buyer, I'll pick up the $2.00, so we can round up to $754,500 even."   

(Mortgage+HOA fee + Utilities) - (Rent) = ~$250~ a month out of my pocket to live with my good friends.

(Mortgage+HOA fee + Utilities) - (Rent) = ~$250~ a month out of my pocket to live with my good friends.

(Mortgage+HOA fee + Utilities) - (Rent) = ~$250~ a month out of my pocket to live with my good friends.

@Aisha Mackey Delpratt i saw your post i know its very old but theres a HUD list you can look up your area and see what lenders have closed 203k loans in the last 12 months... so you know who's recently done it and might be more helpful than picking random lenders. https://apps.hud.gov/pub/chums/f17fvc/203k.cfmyou look up your closest metro area and can see the list of lenders!

You’ll need separate utilities ovens refrigerators washers heaters ac units and meters .

(Mortgage+HOA fee + Utilities) - (Rent) = ~$250~ a month out of my pocket to live with my good friends.

I own the main parcels (80% of the land with the utilities--appraised at $450k); he owns the other 20% ($116k), which is a split off a multifamily property he has.

Our next step is to find out if vacant or not (our realtor seems to think is occupied), offer a small $ incentive to said tenants to move out in a nice and tidy fashion as to avoid damage to the property (if not, start the eviction process), get utilities changed in our name, get title insurance (via taxtitleservices) /clear the title, then work on the rehab :).