If you do not, you will be subject to penalties after that date.

To your first question,Zillow RECENTLY sold are great comps that are near to the subject property, not the Zestimate.Check out icomps.com and findcompsnow.com As for title, I'm sure you can ask a Title company to get you an account where you can do title search as much as you can without bugging them. :)Cheers,Sean Caligagan

Would that be subject to the 20% requirement?

I have come across this FHA 203k loan and it sounds too good to be true (The bank buys the home and pays the construction costs).Any help on this subject would be extremely helpful.I know how saturated the North Jersey market is and without buying homes in all cash I have a disadvantage.

A good appraiser will find "3 similar properties that sold within that last 3 to 6 months within a mile of a subject property" as a rule of thumb.

The seller is willing to do 'subject-to'.

Replacing a roof is a captial expenditure subject to depreciation.

Unlike passive rental income, the income from an active trade or business is subject to self employment tax (a nasty 15% tax commonly referred to a "social security and medicare" by working folks).

Must be comfortable with quick cash closings, assignment of contract, double-closing, subject-to and other creative investor strategies.  

True/falseSeller who sells house via subject to will have a hard(er) time getting into a new property.