That was in Colorado but the exact location became the obstacle as hood was going down the tubes quick.

The house is a three bed two bath ranch with a detached garage and a pool.  

It's a 2/1 with detached garage with furnace, water heater, roof and electrical all having been updated in the past two years.

I I initially joined in 2014, but had some personal/family obstacles that came my way.  

Since this will be my first property, my idea is to tap into the equity in my primary residence for financing.Does anyone have any experience financing a rental property in this way and what kind of obstacles I can expect?

It had an attached garage, and also a detached garage that I knew was not included with the property.

Got a potential good one on my hands but need some assistance from you all.2BD/2BA930 sq ft.2 car detached garage (matching vinyl siding as what's showing on house.C+ neighborhood that's VERY popular w/ investors in my area for rentals and flips.Mortgage payoff: $39k / Taxes currentOwned since mid-90's.

There are many obstacles when it comes to getting Blankets or Portfolio loans bought.  

Their first purchase had a separate living area detached in the back which they used for their parents to move into and sold the parents property to invest in cash flow properties. 3.

We're under contract less than 4 hours so far, working towards closing with a conventional loan.The property is over 100 years old and has a detached garage that apparently, the back portion of which encroaches onto the public alleyway behind it, and has for many years.