Do you have to finance the places separately?

Hi Phil,Thanks for your inquiry.I answer your questions directly after each one you state below - in parentheses to separate the answer clearly for you.I saw the advertisement on MSNBC (with the harpy woman) for this and it seems interesting - asked for more info on the web site.

@Michael StoleAs a contractor myself in the seasonally cold weather climate of Wisconsin, i would go with option #2.FYI, State building code in Wisconsin states all exterior walls must be insulated and so it has a separate inspection.Hope this helps

You really need an attorney for this but I've done this kind of deal several times before.You will want a separate agreement.

I think it would be cool to host on YouTube (I can put it under the BP account) and then we'll either make a special page here on BP, or we'll make separate forum threads for each video since we can embed YouTube videos here.

Do any munis sell separate abatements liens?

Fannie and Freddie are separate from the Federal Government in name only.

As to same or separate lenders it is a personal choice.

Make the Option and Lease separate, and no rent credits. 3) Be wary of sandwich lease options, as you are liable for the tenant buyer you are sub leasing to, and you need to make your payments on time to the seller, even if the tenant buyer does not pay you. 4) Acquiring free and clear properties you can create private 1st mortgages.

I immediately remove a small portion of my monthly net cash flow for reserves, and put it in a separate reserve account, then I take whatever the income taxes will be and put that in a money market account.