Second floor in the research department.

However, I do know that one disadvantage with these properties is that they are not as easy to sell as is the single family property.That's the second issue.That being said, any advice as to what to do with either the first or the second issue or, ideally, with both will be greatly appreciated?

Second, since the owner and the business are inseparable, whoever sues the business actually sues the owner.

The condo is actually owned by my aunt which would be flexible when it comes to taking back a second mortgage of at least 10 percent.

William... if you are using a banks funds for the first and private funds for the second... and only one second you, should be in good shape.

The mortgage broker I have used in my last two flips, always gets me the loan saying its a second home.

I am talking about a second property that I already would have owned for years.This is probably not something I will need to do for at least a few years, I just like to think ahead.

I know that there is a first and second mortgage on the property.

The seller is going to take a second mortgage for 20% of the purchase price at 7.5% amortized over 30 years and balloons in 10.Purchase price is $195,000 on each triplex each are bumping the purchase price up to $200,600 to include all closing costs.

I found my second and third from driving around town looking for houses.