Another instance of why we avoid HOAs like the plague....

I would play it safe right now.

I'd be inclined to follow your PM's guidance in this instance but stay on top of things.

If you are self managing I would say 15% is a minimum, and can go higher, up to 40% in some instances.

Your husband should review the plan documents or contact the plan administrator to understand the specific rules that apply to his 401(k) plan.Loan Limits: 401(k) loans are usually subject to certain limits, such as a maximum loan amount based on a percentage of the account balance or a set dollar amount.

I'm considering going to the bank and being completely transparent to ask for an increase in the rehab loan, but they have a much more conservative ARV in their appraisal based on much lower projected rents ($1,400 avg vs the $2,000 avg we're actually getting on the finished units), so I'd have to convince them of the higher ARV.  

Not that the intent is back out, but one thing I'm trying to do is gaining a solid understanding of no-risk EMD (as long as deal is closed within a certain timeframe), - how to explain the risk reversal to the seller - and also the buyer.I would be most thankful for the help and if you wanna join my network of MD/DC/VA based REI let me know.

Not a CPA or tax professional.I’ve never audited every single line item of my S-Corp tax returns for over 18 years, and I’m truly curious why it really matters in one years instance, what corporate account was used to conduct business, as long as the financial information is accurate and correctly reported from said dedicated business account.This should be a separate issue from proper and legally correct business operations, ie a checking account with correct tax ID, no outside commingling of funds with self or other business entity.

On a DSCR loan, everything is based on the cash flow on paper.

This will lead to buyers with less representation, and irresponsible offers without the guidance of a buyer agent I can see agreed-upon prices exceeding the compatible sales and deals that have appraisal issues, and/or buyers who agree to terms they would not agree to if they had representation.Other buyers will shop for representation based on price.