If an Investor really feels there will be a deal (if the BPO comes in favorably) and he/she is going to make money, I don't see anything wrong with paying for moving expensive out of their on personal account.

I did it the old fashioned way-sledge hammer and pick.

The middle class is the majority of voters and it is easy for them to vote in favor of taxes to be paid by others.

Who knows what tax laws will be in place in the future but a primary residence will likely have favorable treatment.

If you are looking some type of seller financing, you generally aren't going to get favorable terms.

Just so you know, our credit union is VERY conservative and regards investment property as favorably as a Southern Baptist views Las Vegas.

I'd be in favor of 100% new senators and congressmen!

You can have give and take and immediate response in that fashion.

Instead of focusing on an area's cap rate, find areas that are seeing increased employment, increased job growth, increased immigration, favorable employer incentives, etc, and go from there.

This practice has fallen out of favor with lenders.