With a regular loan and full recourse etc. and you have money they will generally stick it to you and not budge much rather than doing a workout.They do qualify a buyer to assume a loan.

This will allow you to gauge your market more appropriately and view the kinds of inventory they are pulling in on a regular basis.

I do not have the income or the capital to pay the  conventional loan payments on a $600,000 property at the moment and would like to use interest only/partly amortized so that it is more affordable for me until I can afford to pay for a regular conventional loan. 

My Lease Agreement has the difference between an emergency repair, and a regular repair and repairs that the tenants will be responsible for. 

Basically think of an umbrella as a regular old liability policy, it covers you in the fact of lawsuit, but it's got an awful high deductible, usually about $300k or $500k. 

I haven't been to the happy hour meetups but the regular monthly meetings are good. 

The military tends to leave enlisted in place for 4 years, where officers tend to move more regularly, so again, that helps our tenant-stay period. 

I don't have much investing experience either, but I work with a few of them on a regular basis.

Maybe a banker can chime in, but regular payments on the student loans even if it's like $50 a month based on IBR may look better than deferred.

It will be a lengthy and costly exercise, the money you spent so far is a pittance compared to what you could potentially spend, and you will be involved in a lawsuit.