(not wanting to kick anyone out, but may want to adjust policies)- If someone is in a unit on a lease that expired a long time ago, I assume we can put them on a new lease after close.- Even if we didn't change policies or terms, can we update the existing leases to the buyers preferred contract if the basic tenant cost and amenities, etc don't change?

Here they are:Benefits of a “friendly loan” 1)You can refinance rate and term loans immediately.If you buy with cash the current industry standard requires a 6 month hold before lenders will allow you to refinance.This may not be true for all lenders so ask your lender prior to your purchase if they require 6 months seasoning before a cash out loan can be obtained.Lending requirements change all the time so what is true today can change tomorrow.If you it takes 45 days to get the refinance loan, you can refinance potentially 4 times faster than getting a cash out loan if you have to wait for 6 months.Naturally you don’t want to refinance until repairs are complete to get full loan value so reality has a time delay to make repairs, but will still be much faster.2)You have as little money left in the deal as possible, potentially nothing after refinancing if you buy at or under 80% of value if you refinance the loan at 80% of appraised value.Compare this to buying with a conventional investor loan which requires 20% down payment and the loan amount is always the lesser of purchase price or appraised value.

And your agent and you will no doubt have a condition of one unit (in 2-4 until property) being vacant (and even a walk through) prior to closing.

I typically see seller to provide a basic owner's title policy.

I've read that Chase implemented a 30 day short sale evaluation policy as of late 2015.  

Yes, it's a complicated application process whereby you apply for the LIHTC prior to construction.  

Hello I am prior military, im also looking for investment properties in EL Paso TX.

I would love to have the first rental home paid off prior to building.I have a goal of owning enough real estate properties by retirement age to give us a passive income of inflation adjusted $12k/mo.

I had called them two weeks prior to find out usage since the current landlord "pays" for the tenants electric bill.

Thank God the insurance policy did not exclude mold/water damage.