Anthony Sharp
Will Kirkendoll
hud's 90 resale rule aka property flipping rule
12 July 2018 | 9 replies
the buyer is having a baby in august and wants a house before the baby due.. thanks in advanced
Antonio Soto
Gifted an Opportunity
5 July 2018 | 1 reply
I have access to roughly $40K for a down payment Thank you in advance BP community!
Jesse Pascoe
Loan to make up difference between sale price and appraised value
6 July 2018 | 3 replies
Thanks in advance for any advice anyone has-Jesse
Francisca McMurray
Brian Page's BNB Formula?
19 October 2019 | 2 replies
@Francisca McMurrayHello Francisca,Have you ended up buying the program.
Daniel Sabato
Robby Randall
Adam G Maggs
12 months and $300/mo to improve my credit
7 July 2018 | 5 replies
Not eligible for any repair programs: they will go through a consolidation after 3 months.I could get a secured credit card.Just to add more clarity around the goal, I am aiming to get an FHA loan to buy a du/tri/quad plex.
Ryan P. Kotschedoff
Is 16 years old to early to be an intern at a brokerage?
5 July 2018 | 5 replies
Thanks for your time.Also do you think becoming a residential real estate agent is a bad career to get into in the next couple of years due to the technological advances, making agents more obsolete?
Kayla Pierce
Question for someone knowledgeable about mortgage law
24 July 2018 | 5 replies
interesting I will take a stab at it.most would tell you to do the first option.but if you will sleep better do the second one.. and most likely they will just tell you keep making your payments as agreed. as long as you did not fib on your application in other words your employment changed without you knowing in advance.. if you knew in advance you were not going to be employed and they asked you that and you fibbed then that is mortgage fraud.. and the choice 3 would put the file to bed . although depending on who did the mortgage for you they wont like it they have to pay their rebates back and such with that early of payoff.