They were almost not willing to approve the loan... it was a scramble but I made it work.

You will want to find out what the FHA MPR/MPS are from a HUD approved FHA 203k Consultant who will also give you a general price for the rehab.

I would not do it again from an investment perspective, as it is a very lengthy process having to deal with the historic department in your city and fighting in public hearings to get your plans approved and your permits going.

No, independent contractors have the ability to apply for a PPP loan on their own so they do not count for purposes of a borrower’s PPP loan forgiveness.The thing is, they approved me for the loan.

I am not on the 1031 exchange but I will be providing support for loans, income, etc.Scenario 1: Purchase 1st, 2nd, 3rd property with 1031 exchange X amount fulfilling transaction and all requirements for exchange granted all financing is approved and completed.Scenario 2: Purchase 1st property with 1031 exchange under parters name only, fulfill requirements for exchange, acquire rest of funds with no tax, then complete 2nd and 3rd property transaction with funds on my name only.Scenario 3: Purchase 1st property all cash with 1031 exchange, HELOC on 1st property to acquire property 2 and 3.Look forward to hearing what the BP community can assist with and allow me to learn through this processThank you!

If this is the case, I would then think I could modify the wording in the lease that upon move out tenant must provide a deep cleaning service of property and that I must approve of the professional who is hired.Any advice?

So I have a few questions;- Should I entertain exceptions, a 'pets on approval' policy - based on breed, behavior, etc?

If the owner is current on their payments, the bank is not going to approve a short sale.

I want to get a mortgage but will most likely not be approved because my personal income being low.

I have a few questions I'm hoping someone more experienced could give his insight on:1) I have the capital for the down payment if I get an FHA loan, but, as a graduate student, my W2 salary (stipend) is laughable and my DTI ratio would likely be too low to have the loan approved.