@Richard Mercado - I cant say for certain but I believe so.

Believe me you do not need to ask an other human for advice on being human.Think and use your own strategies.I HOWEVER would say, ditch mailers all together and get your website ranking!

I believe speaking to a knowledgeable title rep on this and a real estate attorney is your best answer.

I I can't believe the responses I'm getting on this.Let's let's get something straight, this is my borrower and my referral to my rebate realtor partner.If if I have a loan program that  the borrower has not been able to find through shopping five other lenders and in addition, I can effortlessly save the borrower almost $50,000 in otherwise forfeited tax-free home  equity, worrying about my compensation from the lender is irrelevant.Again since this is my borrower referral of all things!!

Cost of construction has gone up so much, about 40% (depending on who you believe) in the last 15 years.

While I regret not having secured the deal prior to the refinance, I still believe it is a good deal, and would like to work something out. 

If you believe her, I do have a wonderful investment opportunity for you. huge bridge in Brooklyn...great rental potential. are you interested?

I am not a big fan of many of generic rules but the 50% rule (cost not including mortgage associated costs (PITI) is ~50% of rent) I believe to be semi accurate in low rent locales. 

I'm not sure why Airbnb would want to turn away potential guests, but I also have trouble believing they could be so successful when similar units are basically empty.Finally, I don't live next to o'hare, and I would prefer to host my STR III my neighborhood.

For sake of simple math, and believe me I've run a lot of scenarios that are more detailed, let's say $250 ARV, $100 Purchase and $50 Repair costs......Option 1:  Hard money loan Certainly hard money is the easiest and for a reason - not cheap.