It's not speculation - it's a shortage of land (and thus housing) in an area that is desirable to live due to weather, culture, etc. with a highly skilled and well-paid workforce.

You'll need "business skills" ...and using your first home as "test case" is a great way to empower your decisions...even if the decision is to forget the real estate business.If you find you like this business...simply "rinse and repeat" the above process.

There are reciprocal agreements with other states which allow a licensed individual from a qualified state to take the second state's exam without completing the course requirements.

And getting them to understand a sub-2 has to do with your presentation and sales skills.

I am scheduled to close on a property next month from Trada and no longer qualify for the loan since I am self-employed.

Several problems have occured to get where we are today, needless to say we still have the house on the market.Yesterday I received a call from my agent telling me that there is a couple, he is in the airforce, they are wanting to rent our house for 6 months while he is out on tour and then when he gets back they will use a VA loan to buy the house for the full listing price.I am not a mortgage specialist, but from what I was told through our agent is that after he gets back from this tour, he will then reconnect with his regular full time job, and will acquire a VA loan which supposedly he is already pre-qualified for.I have not done any lease options, but I have wanted to start looking into them, but wasn't prepared to do so with this house.

Which would qualify a landlord.

(drum roll please)(Question 1) Do you think I have any chance at all of getting Countrywide to assume the loans to me, without having me qualify, and still get them to discount the mortgages?

., do a stated income loan) to qualify for the teaser rate.

You do have to qualify for the bond but it has been pretty easy qualifying so far.