So should I:a) mail to the financially distressed homeowners anyway b/c they may not understand their optionsb) mail to absentee ownersc) mail to high equity ownersd) mail to probatese) you have a better idea!

There is no PMI when you put 20% down so that indicates that you don't have a good understanding of the financing and what the lender is quoting.

I understand how a national forum could be bad for advice.  

Hey all,I've struggled to understand interest tracing and even after re-reading the IRS documents I am still pretty fuzzy and hoping to find some guidance from this community. 

Greetings everyone, I would like to move forward in the process of acquiring my first multi-family home however my credit is not exactly where I want it to be, I understand that the VA does not require a "minimum" credit score however most lenders do require a 620 minimum.

There are many terms that get thrown around that I don't understand the full definition of, and having a place where I could get an explanation of them all in one place would be awesome.Thank you everyone! 

I received the following email from the broker this morning, and I'm curious to understand how I need to handle this from my side with 1 week left to close. 

Understand if the business isn't distressed in any way, just like in residential real estate, you're paying top dollar and it isn't a great deal.Also be aware, owning a business is not freedom.

I understand the tenant needs to pay for that, but I'm not sure if the tenant should have to pay for all of these other fees.I understand that if the tenant doesn't pay out of their deposit, then I have to pay these fees.I have two questions:1) Is it standard for a property manager to charge all of these fees upon move out? 

I understand their motivation.