Practically speaking, your DTI is not affected unless your applying for a loan or in someway using the DTI calculations in something? 

I'm no expert, I'd recommend researching the local laws, but I can't imagine why you couldn't do that.  

I am investing in mobile homes and I want to use the exit strategy and offer seller financing, but as we know the Dodd Frank law makes that difficult,I want to find a mortgage loan originator to work with.has anyone tried to find one and if so what's your suggestions.

State laws prevail.

My real estate friend said he remembers there being a law in AZ that states HOAs must have a termite bond on all shared/common areas.

Hi BP,It was recommended by Jay Hinrichs to learn pre-foreclosures laws if i am going to be a newb trying to wholesale these.

Nearly the entire family of our daughter-in-law lives in SoCal, and we owned a pizza place in San Clemente that we sold a few years ago.  

Yea, you can deduct that mortgage interest, but as of the tax laws today, that'd really only save you about $2,675/year in taxes at best versus taking the standard deduction for a married couple. 

If I recall correctly, that PA statute refers to the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law ("UTPCPL") for liability.

In other words the law is that if a roof repair/replacement is required in order to go solar then the roof required is eligible for the 30% tax credit along with the solar system.