@Nicolas Biangel Hi Nicolas, on the blanket loans that I've financed (which are essentially cross collateralized assets on one note) each property is assigned a loan value and if an investor wants to sell/refinance a property out of the blanket, there is a typically a release cost associated with it.

One more thing to consider is if the lender will work with the various "First Time" home buyer down payment assistance programs availabe, some based on the home's city.Reach out to me for more details.With warm regards,Tim Theiss , Associate Broker Keller Williams Biltmore Partners Phoenix, Arizona

The lease agreements are usually pretty easy to find but you need to make sure that it complies with your state, local and condo association laws, regulations and guidelines.Most states put out a handbook of some sort containing landlord/tenant regulations and you need to be very familiar with that.Congrats on getting started.

The degree of impact will depend on the overall economic hit of this pandemic. 

Look at your local association of realtors figures for home price trends in your area.

For example, here's the opinion from the legal department at the leading landlord association in California (CAA):Like I said, lots of things at play here, and these are just some of my own observations/opinions. 

Currently looking at homes that need rehab but still inhabitable to some degree so banks are still willing to loan on them.

Really appreciate you walking through the benefits, why some people don't get flood insurance and the risks associated. 

It shouldn't have any claims payment associated with it, but insurance underwriters are more concerned with frequency of claims than severity as it is an indicator of the PM's professionalism, so why create an unnecessary "ding" on your P&C placement?

We’ve gone online and found the person who’s name it is in, but one of the numbers associated with her is always busy, and the other one we’ve left two messages at (1 week apart) with no response.