Don't commit fraud.

(There was a period a few years back where it seemed like solar was the latest MLM craze, and everyone and their siblings were trying to push solar and sign people up for it, to the point where I would hear someone say solar in conversation and just want to run the other way before they could start their pitch 🤣)If I recall correctly, they also wanted you to have a fairly new roof, so that ruled out some of my properties as well.I think my main concern was that even though I've held some of my properties for a decent stretch of time (over a decade), to me if I was going to put solar on a property, I'd really be committing to holding it long into the future because I couldn't count on a new buying wanting or being willing to have the solar.

Most importantly, you’ll be a lot more committed to the venture than if someone came on here and told you to just read this book or buy that class.Best of luck with your adventure and with college.

Also, with 5 initial purchases behind me, I could then pool all net positive cashflow + any profits pulled from the cash out REFI on each property + an disposable personal income I am willing to commit to the effort and buy potentially 6-7 houses inthe second round.

Here is a definition pulled from Google which I like: "property owned by a person or company, regarded as having value and available to meet debts, commitments, or legacies."  

Make sure the new guy understands that he can't stay any longer than what his sister is willing to commit to. 

More importantly, 50% of this balance must be committed to mission-driven and/or affordable housing, which is up from 37.5% in 2020.

Probably not.Would you be committing mortgage fraud, which is a federal crime? 

I am very much committed to doing this!

As far as "how could they possibly know", everyone who has ever committed a crime used that logic.