Marlon,My experience has been exhausting dealing with foreclosures.

It can all be done in less than an hour.

Entities don't rank much higher than an afterthought in my book.

.* Condo is not FHA approved* Condo has a high concentration of investors, i.e. non-warrantable condo* Condo association might not be putting aside the required 10% to reserves* Condo association might be defunctThis is not an exhaustive list.

They are technically available for purchase of real estate, but I would exhaust every other means of funding before tapping your building nest egg for a real estate purchase.

I'm an HVAC contractor and have worked with a few GCs/developers that I am hoping to approach, but I'm not sure if they'd be considered 'qualified' by the FHA definition.Would a conventional loan be better than an FHA loan due to the restrictions?

There comes a point when you're just better off cutting your losses.Has your client exhausted her loan mod options?

We have $100K sitting in a taxable brokerage account and have great credit with no debt (other than an investment property in Washington state).

I've been here less than an hour and am already loving the wealth of information on this site!

An actual offer is much more valuable than an estimated value.But a lot depends on the audience you're marketing to as there is quite a bit of variation in investing strategies.Back to the original question posed in this thread, about whether to have the sites separate, I would say definitely keep them separate.