You shouldn't have to give up 12% interest and 60% of the profit as well.Since this is a family member, there's a lot more flexibility on both ends.

Its imposed by Freddie Mac, and all these "conventional" loans play by these rules.Now, if you try for a portfolio loan, you might find a more flexible lender.

I’m hoping my investments can supplement my income to afford my wife additional flexibility in her career.

I need flexibility.

I would not rent to these guys.That said, I am sometimes flexible with credit checks.

The explanation is that SDR 35 (which is a bit of a misusage of the term SDR) is more flexible and handles unstable soils better.

I will getting a real estate license for Texas in the next few months in order to give me more flexibility and opportunities, but it can't hurt to have MLS access as well.

___________________ Is that price flexible?

Her property is worth about 360k and she owes 330k with a 3% (flexible) mortgage rate.I'm looking to lease option (or rent) the property to another individual.I offered the home owner a Subject to deal but she is moving back to the south and she does not want to deal with having anything on her name.

You may consider a flexible 2nd job to ensure you can attend to your real estate profession when needed.