I have a document written by another bigger pockets member that helps explain this.

It wasn’t until I received some pay raises and my income started to really grow that I got to thinking of investment opportunities again and something reminded me to throw on a podcast episode of BP while on a long drive.

As for fees other than appraisal, they estimated $600-800, but I current haven't received the breakdown.Curious if anyone has any experience w/ AndrewsFCU that they would like to share (FYI - I have done a search on BP and PM'd those who said they have experience w/ AFCU).Thanks!

Once you see the tank with the camera they can use the locating receiver to mark on the ground where it is. 

Good evening Deepa,I would approach a broker with:Timeframe in which you'd like to purchase your first property (i.e. 3 months, 1 year, "not sure"Pre-approval letter: this will show the broker that you've taken action and have brought documents to a lender in order to learn your buying power.

start fully documenting everything and take lots of pictures, I would start communicating via email or by letter, even send them a certified letter stating damages etc, sounds like you didn't hire a qualified roofer. send a copy of everything to your attorney maybe even have him draft a letter demanding a response, if push for a refund + damages and go with a new roofer

IMO eco tax sends you the documents that will be reported, fill out to the best of your ability to understand them, and then their reps double check what you submitted, and you hope that you filled them out correctly.

However today I received something  very interesting in the mail, a letter to buy my property. 

@Samantha Wells It’s not based so much on just trust as it is documentation.

When I refinance into a traditional 30 year fixed, the bank will only loan 75% or 80% LTV ($120K or $150K).Long story less long, if you all were to find a $300K deal that you loved, how would you go about paying back the private money you received to acquire the property?