It's built in 1980 with 4b/3b and 2-car garage. 5-7yr old roof, other big items in mid-lifetime. 2200 sq ft with 0.6 acre lot. 

@Dimitriy Fomichenko - this is very helpful, thank you.I did confirm my plan allows for loans 2 x $50k (I don't recall if that's over the lifetime of the loan though).When I spoke to my HR rep, they didn't mention rollovers so I'm hoping they know what they are talking about as well.I'll continue to investigate.thanksRob

Valerie Reyna They basically embelish your state income to apply for a bunch of 0 percent credit cards and charge you for "eloquently" guiding you through process.

"The deal of a lifetime comes along once a week"

Your house will move in a few years and the "lifetime" warranty will not be honored.  

@Mark SenecalSend me a chase quick pay of a 100K will give you a fixed 1 percent return yearly.

Then after adding some value to it, allowing property financing to season for a year, and getting some landlord experience (secondary market for conventional refi requires 2 years in order to count 75 percent of rental income), do it all over again.

For those of you using GCs for your flips, what profit percent are you expecting to get?

Our goal is to make 12 percent on our money by purchasing houses 20+ percent below market value and renting to good tenants at an above average cost.  

I am selling my two other properties, and may go back to buying again with 203 k....I am hoping that the max of 4 -203 k is not over the lifetime and it only applies to current holdings.