Is the borrower fighting you?

How many payments have the borrower made?

GA has some pretty loose but debatable usury limits.As far as downs required, that depends on each lender, the experience level of the borrower, and the loan to value.

Its the lowest barrier of entry if you just want to have MLS access.There is such thing as 'unlicensed assistant access' to MLS, its under a current licensed agent, but gives 'limited access' according to mymls.com.

You may not like this, but here it goes.People need to begin by assessing themselves first, thier circumstances, education/knowledge of RE, thies ability to borrow, thier credit, thies ability to meet and work with people, thier understanding of business in general and the community inwhich you expect to work in.

The scenario you are considering probably wouldn't work, because at the age your parents are, in reality, they probably won't be capable of living independently for that many more years, then, their equity will be spent, and they may not have the means for paying for assisted living, etc.Maybe you could move in with your parents, and help improve the house while you're living there.

To clarify: Is the S-Corp the borrower?

I would be very grateful for any assistance or tips I can get!

At a hundred thousand, borrowing 80K your acquiring one every 5 months, all going to the down.

I guess I'm looking for all the steps you would take when buying the house yourself without the assistance of a real estate agent or the bank.