Originally posted by @Mattaniah Yip:It is financed with a lot of equity.Originally posted by @Mattaniah Yip: It is financed with a lot of equity.First home, larger and financed as owner occupied.Second home, down the street, with one less bedroom and financed as FHA.I wouldn’t have even bothered in that scenario...slim chance of getting that through.With all that equity in Prop A, you’re better off pulling dead equity from Prop A, and buying Prop B with 20% down and sliding by conventional.

On the wholesaling side I would say that foreclosures are a dead end.

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really never ever had to pull a work permit to replace a lawn with mulch, to replace dead shrubs with fresh green ones, to install pavers (as they are considered groundcover hardscape just like gravel, not concrete paving which is impermeable). 

In essence, I may qualify the borrower and get a loan moving just to find out when the Title comes back that I'm dead in the water because of judgments or liens on an existing or prior property that never were addressed.   

I have seen new agents who even lost their license first year with a deadly charge at court. 

I have not met them in person.Would you sign a lease with someone you hadn't met in the flesh? 

Hey BP community,Hoping y’all can help me out with an odd situation. There is a house in my town that is very clearly abandoned. I looked up the owners using qsearch and it was a trustee. I then looked up the deed and...

I have been dead-set on finding a duplex to house-hack in the Ft Worth area, but have not found something that meets our criteria.

At this point what they should’ve done was gone in and helicopter logged all the dead standing trees.