Just in case anyone is following this thread or reading it in the future, I wanted to post an answer to my own question regarding a system for paying investors in your fund.

I do have a follow up question for you though.

Most of the other big banks are imposing 60-120 day resale restrictions (though not deed restrictions, just contract restrictions), so I'm not surprised FNMA is following suit.Interesting that they have the 120% resale in there after 30 days...that's actually more lenient than I would have expected compared to others, like WF and Chase.

I love giving students the following assignement:Get into your car and drive though the downtown in your city.

I am just following their rules.

Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs requires that you pass a 2 1/2 day course, pay for licensing fees, have a $50k bond and follow stricter sales guidelines.

Also she is willing to follow up with her husband, provide couple of paystubs of her husband's company and also talk to his employer.

I love that you have a plan, and now just need to follow that plan to success :) Congrats and be sure to subscribe to the "DIY" Forum - (there is a button on the side of the page, when you are in any particular forum) so you'll be notified when new questions come up.

If you say managing the rehab I admit thats where my time is, in meeting people at the property then following up at the end of the day.

Should I still attempt to follow up with the town?