, but i thought with an FHA loan the guidelines are strict about buying only  one house and that they "frown upon a buyer trying to get more house under that type of loan.... if i were to eventually add more houses to my portfolio ??

@Scott Ewell Do you plan to use that attorney for your deals as well or is he strictly just helping you set up your LLC?

Get the best service, find a buyer's agent you really like and work with *STRICTLY* them!

But just to take an opportunist view, you can make it work with an equity partner of sufficient financial strength, or you can go with a balance sheet lender here like a bank or credit union, whose underwriting requirements can be more or less strict on a case by case basis.

But What I would do is open an account strictly for deposits...

The strict requirements consist of a credit score minimum of 620, 1yr reserve of mortgage payments, and property must be in habitable condition.

Welcome to BP be sure to check with condo association on renting some have strict guidelines for % of rental units allowed etc.

The backyard is strictly owned/used by the 1st-floor owner who is an absentee landlord.

It is strictly a contract between buyer and seller.

I have seen ones that do strictly OO, I only remember one though and that was a long time ago (and I'm not even positive if that memory is right...) that being said, Nathan, have you looked into if there's a period that investors are allowed in on it, I think it's a 10 day window of OO preference then investors can step in, think it's call First Look?