Originally posted by @JR T.

Originally posted by @Michael McDevitt:I hear ya, @Brendon Woirhaye!  

Originally posted by @Brandon Hall:@Anna Watkins @Steven Hamilton IIThere is case law out there to support a long-term hold being classified as a flip if it is substantially improved prior to re-sale.I'd want to understand how much of your time will be dedicated to this reno, how much income it generate compared to all of your other sources of income, and how many other flips you have done or will do in the future.If it's a one off reno, then you'll most likely be fine. 

There are companies out there that will show you how to get business credit for a fee but all they really do is line you up with vendors they know report to D&B so if you did a little digging you might be able to come up with some of them yourself.

I am looking, specifically, at using the 203(k) loan program through FHA for my first home purchase, and I am doing research as to what exactly that process would entail, or whether there might be a better option for rehabbing my own first purchase, post-closing.I live in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC, and am originally a native of Baltimore, MD.

What are the disadvantages of refinancing other than higher mortgage and refinancing fees?

Originally posted by Account Closed:Next question, how do you edit a post do fix your dang typos?

I wish I could just pay a small fee even if it is monthly to see MLS listing.

Is there a standard lease fee ?

This originates more from single family sales, where there is an "option" to do any repairs required by the buyers' lender, up to a certain amount.