We also plan on paying the utilities for our renters living with us in thought that we can deduct the utilities. 

So we are working away getting utilities switched over to my name and the previous owner said that his attorney told him not to give me the titles to the park owned homes because since he is “the bank” he shouldn’t give me title to those park owned homes prior to our payoff date. ???

I currently have a seller wanting to sell their home, however I am wanting to utilize the double close method where the end buyer funds the whole deal. 

Greetings,My wife and I used the VA loan to purchase our primary residence almost a year ago. We like the house but want to find something in a different area. We also, recently purchased our first investment property...

I planned to Utilize the Brrrr strategy, also the FHA 3 and 1/2% down to begin my journey.

She initially said she’d take this approach but then came back a couple of days ago and said she’d talked to her roommate and he and the guest said they’d move out by the first rather than show the insurance paperwork I asked for the dog and pay her for their share of utilities. 

@AJ Shepard with going past 10 conventional loans utilizing a credit partner, are you suggesting both would be on title and only the credit partner signs for the mortgage?

Tenants pay own electric, we pay other utilities.

Personally, I like having a business account with an institution that has enough branches that I can easily utilize it from multiple locations and that my tenants can use for depositing rent. 

Depending on the type of deal, the contract will include a few requirements from the seller such as providing you with leases/rent ledgers and utility bills/statements.