Keep everything accessible online (cloud storage, google docs, email account, tablet always on you, whatever..), write down things as soon as your think of it (I use OneNote on my microsoft phone, or there are plent of free apps..), and set calendar reminders as soon as the thought is in your mind.These processes have saved me in both my 9-5 and my real estate investments!

Rates today would yield you about a $7500 credit unless you're locked in...appraisal is a little high by a couple of hundred bucksI am with a "Direct Lender" called Skyline Financial out of Calabasas if you need some extra help email me [email protected]

Does any one have any suggestions of what is a good phone to have as an investor that is good for storing data and sending emails fast on the go?

I recommend you become a student of that homepath website and try to document their behavior, like you are Jane Goodall watching some gorillas.In my area, they drop the price about 7.5% every 30 days the house is on the market for the most part, almost like clockwork.

I just had this done and when I emailed with them, it seemed as if either way, it would be put in my name.Thanks for the heads up

I would make sure you check your HOA documentation to see if you are even allowed to rent out the property.

I'm thinking not, but you've got to read all the contract documents, and the terms you agreed to when you registered.

Call me or email me for conversation about what you are doing.

That may be just for the mortgage company benefit, but may be worth reading that part of the closing documents again to see if it could help you.

Also, the seller may be required to provide documentation of the cost of improvements to justify the increase in price.