If you have decent credit you could refi and maybe even put a few bucks in your pocket.

That's why NAR would probably spend a billion $ to stop such a thing and probably why one doesn't exist already.

Mede, since you are trying to maximize your cash flow maybe you should keep your eye out for a good deal (or a creative deal) on a multi-family building that you can live in and have the renter(s) in the other unit(s) pay your PITI for you.

Again if they fail to comply they are also violating federal law and agian another 1k bucks.. anyhow just a brief idea of what you should do.

I researched into multi-units here, in a not so hot neighborhood such as the Hawthrone area, a 4 unit is going to run you anywhere from 800k-1million+ which can only be rented out for I say around 800ish per unit.

It's rewarding to help people get the information FREE that everyone else charges big bucks for.

Perhaps you could still do something here and make a few bucks.

One caveat no budget attorney until the seed capital is raised.A real estate developer offered me an opportunity to get in on the ground floor of a multi-million dollar development.

I am looking at some multi-units today.

Ya..you could try that but with $100 bucks, you're not going to be getting much.