The rents in my area do not support a true zero money down deal.

Need to live in it for one year under FHA rules.

If this is the case, is there some reasonable rules of thumb to use here (e.g. how much should I be holding out for and what kind of a range in mortgage rates should I expect?)

Different states have different rules but in IL, ALL money exchanged must be disclosed to all parties at the closing.

This does not exceed the maximum rules for FHA credits.

People Always need a place to live.The corner grocery store might close down and burn the NNN lease holder after all of the other supporting businesses attached to it go dark.BUTPeople Always need a place to live.In the last bubble aftermath I noticed many families grouping together, ie (SFH) brother and his family living in the garage, and/or sister and her family living in a camper in the driveway, kids galore, pets a plenty.

Do you think the local market can support $1100 for a studio, $1500 for one bedroom, and $1775 for 2 bedroom units?

Do you think the local market can support $1100 for a studio, $1500 for one bedroom, and $1775 for 2 bedroom units?

Same rule here: the more victims it sees, the higher the likelihood that the AG would do something.I don't know how many active projects he and his company has going on.

I now subscribe to the ONE note one investor rule or FUND ... but that's me personally and who cares what I think anyway.. right ?