Dont suppose I'll get it...again, i've never done a real estate deal other than purchasing my house over a decade ago. without experience there's just so much i dont know.networking is a sore spot, i'm just not a people person. thats one reason i look at real estate. since i plan to have any properties managed, i wont have to deal with a lot of people. i imagine you'll scold me for this but whatever. i'm never going to be a people person and thats set in stone. it's something i have to work around not overcome.It seems I always get to the same point with real estate where I take the safe and easy route and leave my $ invested in the stock market. the thing that appeals to me about re, and i'm more focusing on rentals, non b&b, is steady income with an appreciating underlying asset. whereas the market is up and down. i can get totally safe 5% from short term bonds, but i know my principle is withering away from inflation (i dont believe the gubt bogus 3% cpi). with a rental house i could get 5% rental income, and the house will appreciate ~5% a year. that's a huge difference. the other thing i'm somewhat interested in is flips, but same story there, i just dont have the knowledge, and all the reading this forum or watching yt's in the world only gets to the surface as it's all airy generalities.

Its a 3 bed 2 1/2 bath.It is around 255k and I am using the state's first time homebuyer loan that provides 6k towards the down-payment.

Private raise: this needs to be very detailed and the payment structure on the loan as well.3.

I guess it's surprising to me that the law allows for true non-owner occupied vacation rentals.

A ground rent redemption deed is executed and recorded, extinguishing the ground rent and making the land fee simple... the fee and leasehold interests having been "merged".There is an entire industry surrounding ground rents: buying/selling (often in bulk), servicing, collecting, ejectment actions for non-payment, GRR deed prep, etc.

I was just wondering how it would work if they tried to do a loan modification or file bankruptcy even through I’m making the payments. 

My wife and are eager to get into the relistate game but are working to gain experience while we build up a down payment to start house hacking.

One partner would front cash for renovation, and the other would front the down payment.

It can be worth it if a building is in a tough area, or you want a guaranteed payment from the government.

I'm not sure what the best approach for this is. my lender is away so I didn't want to bother him till he returns but can the closing close be rolled into the payment?