The BIG feature of FHA is that's a  program with standard terms and conditions, and that makes it easy for a lender to sell it individually or as part of a portfolio to some other institution. 

I am currently generating and creating my next direct mail list and wanted to hear your success with yellow letters versus postcards or standard letters?

If someone wants out or someone wants to steal the deal from you then even a standard contract won't protect you.

We purchased a tiny house this year that was built on a trailer and plan to list it as a vacation rental on AirBNB, VRBO, etc.  We won't be using it personally at all; it's strictly going to be a rental.   It was purc...

Is 6 months the standard?

Once in a while, someone still gets busted for it: http://www.consumerfinance.gov/newsroom/cfpb-order...Possible moral hazards still present:- FHA loans have lower credit/income/asset standards and are less work to push through to funding, and we can push them through a little faster.

If you pull the permit, just deduct the permit fees and fines from your purchase price, consider that as part of your rehab costs.

Need some help analyzing.Property Valuation = 66kNote's Unpaid Balance = 25.2kNote Sellers price = 21.6k (standard 85% of UPB)Sellers claims note "performing", but has unpaid taxes of 8.5kLoan maturity in 5 months with balloon of 25.2k paymentChances are this will foreclose!

So I guess my question would be whats a standard percentage to set aside that realistic for capex?

I have purchased Home Depot in-stock cabinets and although the boxes are cheap particle board and the hinges and drawer glides are just ok, they have fared well with standard use.