Sure on paper, it says you can buy a house with 20% down, but you need credit history and a stable income to pay for your mortgage on the house.

There were a lot of misleading articles in the paper about how the population of the city was declining.

And then there is Statesville, which I believe is part of the Iredell County school district and also within striking distance of Charlotte - at least on paper.

If there is a site/topic/paper to read up on this type of transaction please point me to it. 

skip the 600 to 750 rental altogether especially out of state.. and jump right into the 1000 to 1500 dollar rental over the long haul you will make more return than on the cheaper one even though today the paper returns say not.those are paper tigers all blue sky .. your like a test pilot you simply don't know what the plane is going to do until you fly it.these debates are done every day on BP..  

It makes them feel more committed to their decision, they are owning it by filling in parts of the contract instead of just signing a bunch of papers.

It's not their first rodeo and they surely know that appraisals are a scam and aren't worth the paper they're printed on.

@Scott Anthony Whatever we mention in our application is verified by paper trail and 3rd party service to make sure we all following guidelines.

As in the actual paper work and closing process.

The rehab could go over budget or the appraisal could come back low, so the potential is there to leave money in the deal even when it looks great on paper during your upfront analysis.