Are there members out there who has experiences in Stabilized Housing and willing to share some tips with me on how to manage and what to expected as owner? 

Are there members out there who has experiences in Stabilized Housing and willing to share some tips with me on how to manage and what to expected as owner?

@Lauren Cutchen one of my favorite tips to anybody looking to get into flipping houses is to visit the property after or during a rain!

I'm not trying to get bogged down on every detail, but perhaps someone with some experience can help clarify the following requirement for the Principal Loan Originator:https://mortgage.nationwidelicensingsystem.org/slr/PublishedStateDocuments/FL-Mtg-Broker-New-App-Checklist.pdf"The Principal LoanOriginator must also demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Office of Financial Regulation that he or she has been actively engaged in a mortgage broker related business for at least one year before being designated as a Principal Loan Originator.

Thank you everyone for the welcome and the helpful tips. 

Yi has a phone app and you can watch the camera and replay from the phone.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01C...

Feel free to reach out to me and I could put you in contact with a NY realtor, depending on the area, or give tips on turning it into a rental.

(yes I googled 'types of accounting').Any tips or tricks to point me in a decent direction?

Thanks @Lien Vuong for the tips.

But, if it is a conventional institutional loan, you could double app, or your Mortgage broker could, and then each lender would order their own appraisal (hopefully, from a different appraiser).