However, if you did not know about this little tip (and "Hallelujah" is playing in your head while you are reading the article, like it was in mine) then your welcome.  

To avoid issues like this, I prefer to pull the wire information from the portal where all the other documents are housed or calling my contact to confirm the information verbally before heading to the bank versus using the information that is emailed to avoid any possibly errors or fraudulent activity.

I acquired an off market property a couple of months ago. Its a SF home, 3/2/2, 2700 sq ft on a large corner lot (3/4 acres). Loads of potential. Estimates from two different GCs showed rehab cost at more than twice w...

I'm a non resident... not sure if it would be as hard Thanks for the heads up! 

Still working on wrapping my head around all the lingo and options available, hah. 

I wouldn't paint anything grey if ya paid me....or put a gun to my head.....

I don’t remember off the top of my head but I think last I checked it was like 2% per year. 

As you posted out inflation is the biggest head wind that investors will face, although real estate does act as a hedge against inflationary events.

This will better help you get an understanding of not just where market is today, but also where it may be heading.

To give some context, I am about to jump head first in to cash flowing rentals, intro post here, and am concerned about the foreclosure projections.