They will help you with requirements and can give you a lending letter. 

Carried many people through months of $100 weekly payments or less. 

I want to send out hand written letters and was wondering if anyone had advice on what I should be putting in the letter.

BRRRR has emerged as a viable strategy for purchasing properties that need renovation at a discount, renovating them and then either keeping them and making money on the cash flow or selling them and making money on the difference between the new appraised value which hopefully is the sales price and the old purchase price/renovation amount and extremely important, the carrying costs.Ultimately, it's a math problem to see if you will even acquire the property and hopefully nothing goes south that you didn't anticipate.Assembling your team of professionals to help you be a success at this is crucial. 

My list includes:• Getting new keys for the units• Writing a welcome letter that introduces myself as the property manager - not the owner• Doing an inspection of their unit to see any deferred maintenance that may need to be addressed• Setting up how they will be paying their rent moving forward - I was thinking of direct deposit but thoughts/suggestions on this would be helpful tooSome info about the tenants if this helps; They are a married couple with 3 kids and two cats.

At least, that's my aim and I know I'm not alone, many are higher.A project manager, give them a salary of 30 to 40k and call it a day, with performance bonuses. especially if you yourself carry a general contractor license.

FHA required a letter from Employer that she would be back to work in 30 days..

I pay 130 a month for insurance on my duplex.Having to carry windstorm really drives the insurance price up, but for both of these my cost is $83/month each, which includes windstorm.

I got an approval letter in my email with terms.

In Wuhan alone they have one of the largest meat markets in existence, where every disease carrying animal that walks, swims or crawls the face of the earth is butchered, sold and eaten in tight rows of vendors.