I've done some reading and google searching and I can't seem to find an answer for this.Simple example, two scenarios:1.) I go to lowes and buy $100 worth of tax deductible items for my rental property. I report that ...

FURTHER, once this property is refinanced through a commercial lender, and paid-off in full in the eyes of the FHA lender, I would then want to jump directly into another FHA 203k project.And that is where my idea gets confusing.

I guess this is part of where I think the confusion could come in if I have multiple QB files for each property, trying to keep that all organized sounds like a nightmare.Any suggestions are appreciated :)

So the use of the term equity in your post is a little confusing to me.  

Bryan I see 30 year amortizations and 30 year terms all the time the problem is the rate is fixed for 5, 7, or 10.Can you clarify that you have had prior experience with  30 year amortization, 30 year term, and fixed rate for all 30 years (trying to be precise just for those that might be confused between the difference)?

If you have any follow up questions or are still confused don't hesitate to reach out.

What confuses people is why would buyers pay full price, taught buyers want deals.

I think you are confusing the 50% rule with the 2% rule.

You're likely confusing the FNMA REO/short sale resale restriction which prohibits a resale or mortgage for Moore than 120% of your purchase price, for 90 days.

Sorry if it was confusing.