I agreed to accept the property tenant occupied because honestly it helped me deflect competition and I got a great price.

Then I’d tell the older lady no evidence has been found and tenants don’t smoke so there’s no proof and if she wants to leave then she needs to get packing tell her your not accepting any calls or texts about smoke smells late at night or rushing over .

This gets a little complicated, because you there are different regulations for "banks" (think brick and mortar and accepts deposits) and "lenders."

I'm excited to share that the listing agent just contacted me to inform that the seller has accepted my offer to purchase their home subject to their.   

Yes, I'm an Audobon die-hard, so hello fellow birders and investors.Here's why I am here at BP: My wife just got accepted to University of Bridgeport's Medical School!!!!!!

This is acceptable as long as the holder of the SDIRA is not related to the borrower and otherwise not involved in the project either directly or indirectly (i.e. the holder of the SDIRA does not own a company which is handling part of the renovation). 

I'm testing the waters with crowd funding now too, trying to find an alternate place to deploy idle capital in what I consider to be an expensive real estate and stock market. 

I have the cash set aside in a bank account to cover the reno and all costs until it is rented and I can refi it.I just got an offer accepted on SFR #2.

Look into different ways to take the necessary classes and test and weigh it all out.

The reason why they're inexpensive and competitive for private "insurance" is because they don't accept everyone.