Watch them challenge the foreclosure, claim you sold them the house above market value, and go after that down payment.

I chose MidAtlantic over Equity, which I believe is the biggest SD IRA custodian, because the person I talked to did not seem to understand the questions I was asking, let alone answer them satisfactorily.

It sounds like your biggest issue might be with just the length of your credit history, and not much can fix that except time.

One the biggest mistakes people make is trying too hard to influence the reader in a positive way to obtain a loan or assistance.

I believe the biggest factor in this dynamic is supply and demand and available land.

That is my biggest worry and that is why I am hesitant to jump in.

All those lazy retirees, students, single moms and all those sick or handicaped/physically challenged people, where di they come from and why are they even here?

Your local office may be well be within their rights to change a tenant's voucher to the minimum number of BDRs regardless of gender or age....because the living room will always count as an extra sleeping space.I can only imagine the challenges for case workers that have to change vouchers to the minimum number of bedrooms.

These types of folks tend to be educated, high income earners and will likely use the place to entertain.However, 7 bedrooms in a low income area can be a challenge.

Challenge him to be very specific and don't let him off easy when he says "I just want a deal that makes sense and money."