If you did delayed financing, you would be able to use a portion of the purchase price plus the rehab costs if they are on the original HUD. 

@Tyler D'Alessandro a portion of your rental income will count toward your DTI.Your personal debt and credit will have an effect, so theres no solid answer that anyone can give.

For general planning purposes, set aside a portion of the monthly rent:10% for maintenance10% for capex10% for vacancy10% for property managementThose numbers may be high or low depending on your situation but it's a good place to start.

Her employer would receive a court order to garnish a portion of wages.Going back though, I would strongly suggest trying to communicate with the tenant and trying to see if suing may be avoidable.

There was a portion in there about reaching out to potential mentors.

I’m interested in taking a portion of that equity and hoping to begin my real estate portfolio.

That coverage will reimburse you a portion of your lost rent and reasonable legal expenses when a tenant defaults.Good luck,Aaron

A portion of the cash-out was to go to paying that off.The original ARV was based mostly on an average of online sources; Zillow, Trulia, Redfin, etc.

My commercial property has almost endless upside as I renovate more portions of it and make it nicer.For your first deal, make it simple.

For me, there's peace of mind  going to a bank and getting 4.5% fixed for 30 years and not having to worry about it again.Certainly I've used cards for the rehab portion of properties, but that has it's own risks in the drop of credit score.- Tom