Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@Lior Reich, This is not at all uncommon. 

They bring it to their skin in the game, the cash buyer, and its assigned to the cash buyer with a fee that represents what they originally would have charged without me in the deal.  

This duplex had an original system.

You can usually buy a property and use it for its original intended purpose without too much trouble or review, but when you try to use it for a different,  non-conforming purpose most cities have some sort of planning/zoning commission that will have to review and approve it before its approved. 

Hello:Just to clarify, your original lender on the SFH won't let you refi OUT of their loan for a year? 

Originally posted by @Andrew Postell:@Ian McKay 30 days is pretty standard. 

Originally posted by @Brent Byers:Did you know....As of Jan 1st - the Gov't has forced on ALL lenders/banks in Canada - when approving a Borrower, they must pass a stress test at a Higher Int Rate (2% higher than approved) before getting the $$.

Originally posted by @Hannah Kingslien:Hello everyone,I've been looking into becoming a real estate agent in Wisconsin, and am looking for advice on how to become one, from someone's personal experience, how they went about it, what they did or didn't do, and what they like or don't like about it.Any input would be very helpful!

Originally posted by @Stan Hill:I would call the state motor vehicle department and let them know the situation.

The Denver market is tight, it's difficult to find properties where you can do the textbook BRRRR of where you pull out all of your original capital.Chris