in some states that's true other states thats not true.. in CA you can bring in current up to 5 days before after that its at lenders discretion if they will accept anything except payment in full.. 

There are a couple exceptions to the same such as:- Divorce or family size increment- Military relocation- Job relocation which results in a move that >50 mile radius from current house Make sure you stay in there for a year since moving out before then could trigger a mortgage fraud inquiryP.S: Just wanted to add this last-minute, DO NOT ENGAGE IN MORTGAGE FRAUD.

I just LOVE to get a deal (on anything); and especially in our "affordable housing" apartments we provide exceptional value in areas where reasonably priced, nice units are quite rare-- we are able to give our tenant a "a great deal"

Is there a good time ever to except the ARM?

Thankyou @Joshua Dorkin , @Brandon Turner @David Greene and @Mindy Jensen for the podcasts to help get my creative ideas up and running with their exceptional podcasts and insight.

His VA caseworker was at his whits end, and so was I because we had already turned the entire building except his unit because the other tenants could not stand living near him.  

(except if you live in a market CA, Oregon, Washington, etc etc). 

@Patrick Liska  PA DOES have state inheritance tax, and it applies to PA real estate, even if owned by somebody out of state, like NJ.  0 percent on transfers to a surviving spouse or to a parent from a child aged 21 or younger; 4.5 percent on transfers to direct descendants and lineal heirs; 12 percent on transfers to siblings; and. 15 percent on transfers to other heirs, except charitable organizations, exempt institutions and government entities exempt from tax.

Nothing is free, except all the best things in life.I suppose an offer like this is worth looking into.

Note that the rules change after 5 properties and one of the restrictions is you cannot cash out refi on any property except your primary.The other option is commercial financing, which you can do unlimited properties (even SFH) but the rates and terms are not very good