I'm pretty sure you just admitted to committing several felonies.

You will want someone who is on top of these changes and is not committing any fair housing violations. 

Besides the letter I would have a sit down with her....talk about the issues, ask her how she can resolve them, ask her to commit to resolution. 

The acquisition was financed by JLL and TPG Real Estate Finance Trust, with The Mogharebi Group representing the seller.Bascom’s continued investment in the region underscores its commitment to growing its multifamily portfolio, especially in fast-growing markets like Bakersfield.

@Clayton SilvaI think you covered a lot of the angles - the answer is “it depends” - every person is in a different situation and stage of life and some may want to pay points and others maybe not.Right now I would not be buying down the loan knowing the fed will lower rates, which should slowly bring down the 10 year T which would then lower ratesFor me I would guess I would refi within next 3 years so I wouldn’t pay pointsIf I thought I was not gonna refi within 5-7 years then yes pay points

As someone who spends a majority of time at work, I'm currently in the exploration phase of understanding the real estate landscape, particularly the BRRRR strategy, and how it might fit into my lifestyle and commitments.1.

I think it would probably also be a good idea to work in property management for at least a year to see if you even like it before fully committing to starting a property management company.  

Hey @Natalia Davis,I would highly consider t bills.

Quote from @Aaron T.: Double check with the VA if you can assume a VA loan without a COE.

I have done a few of these last year and all (3) of them came over to me from a realtor who was trying to find a bank to fund.If you do not go through the right bank or program you will pay earnest money, commit to contract, pay for appraisal and end up getting the loan denied in underwriting.