Hello Page,Of course, everything I write there is just my opinion and works best for my particular situation and comfort level.

I'm 18, currently in my 2nd semester of college studying Electrical Engineering.

I'm looking forward to increasing my knowledge level beyond what I've read and from a little experience with cash flow properties.

Gulley, I do not drink however I DO believe my 1,800 + probate deals over twenty five years as a probate specialist gives me some level of expertise to base my experience on.

In this case level of self tolerance to lies is just unbelievable.

When the data is loaded into the system, the system spits out an eligible level the most commonly know are DU responses which are Approved Eligible (EA), and EA 1 and EA 2, where the 1 and 2 are diminishing levels of qualifying.

In a pool, the Seller ask does not have to match your loan level price to his loan level cost.

I just completed a split level 4 plex renovation and put rubber tread and risers on the two staircases.

As for all at once or not, I believe not all properties have been reassessed yet, but once they are, they go right to the AVI level, no incremental increase.

After gradutation for college i am looking to get right into the real estate world focusing on investing and flipping.Currently i am wondering if it is smarter to buy a duplex as my first home and rent the second part of the home (leaving me rent free) or to buy a single and start saving to buy my first flipper?