If you do have the cash, then a traditional loan might be a better option for you.It really depends on your objectives.  

There has never been any type of fee associated with gathering this information online here, or even when I have gone into the auditor's office and asked for help they assisted me free of charge.  

I recently started learning about the 203K loan through the BP Podcasts and online resources.

Demand is up to do shows so these places have raised their rates as the economy has improved.I still hope one day they will put on another one but you might want to network online and then find a local group to meetup until that happens.

I read around online that stated I should go ahead and file form 2553 to be taxed as an S-Corp.

My tenants also have mentioned how they like the online epay.

Our suburban Chicago community has so many members we've outgrown our meeting place (where we've been since BEFORE the crash), has weekly study groups to help people understand what they are learning and monthly all-day workshops where one of the instructors from our classes (I believe we are up to 20 instructors now, 49 classes totalling about 500 hours of on-line material available 24/7) comes out and teaches without selling anything.We have other communities around the country, as well.If that's "too good to be true", then good luck to you.One couple in our community just finished a 32-unit project (in four buildings) providing housing for homeless veterans: rents guaranteed by the VA.

In one case, my handyman said, "Oh, you can get a lot more than that average you got online!"

What is your objective.....

I have researched the property online, and would like to buy it.