I don’t have access to a MLS out of state.

Background: 5) a large vacancy (reportedly 2200 sq ft.) last year, (which is now filled) prompted seller to list property for sale but with no takers. 6) since then seller has filled the space. 7) seller has owned it for 10 yrs possibly buying at the height of the market. 8) seller has made some exterior cosmetic and mechanical improvements in that time. 

There is a circular (26-18-6) https://www.benefits.va.gov/HOMELOANS/documents/circulars/26_18_6.pdf the VA just put out a couple weeks ago regarding VA loans for improvement and construction.

I don't think it would cost much to "repair" anything, maybe to improve the appeal of the home through some visual upgrades. 

Hi,Been thinking about using Roofstock for awhile for access to more affordable rental properties as I live in California.

The majority of REI's in Texas that want to access their equity will just us a cash-out refinance.

I remember Robert Leonard saying that he uses that method to access the equity for additional funds to renovate a property.Jeff V

AFter all, I would buy a MHP with intentions of improving efficiencies and then selling at a multiple on a higher NOI. 

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Hannity has defended himself as we all would - as someone who fixes up dilapidated properties and improves communities by providing quality housing.