Our goal is to look for a primary residence using a FHA loan and then use a conventionnal loan to get our first investment property.We are currently working towards finding that primary residence, hopefully not too far from work (galleria area) which seems difficult for our expectations and price range.

In some of these organizations, the owner of the entity is the primary employee.

Looking for a creative lender to fund a primary residence in Colorado for a client.  

You won't pay taxes on the first $250K in capital gains, and you'll have enough money to plow back into another primary residence and traditional investment property.I started out like this and went from a studio to a 2BR and investment property within 5 years. 

How about accessing equity in your primary home? 

This brings up some the info I'd normally go to the tax assessment database for to see the primary owner and when hitting "Show Detail" I see if there is another owner, when it last sold (if sold after the 90s), tax rate, tax class, and owner's mailing address.

And we're not talking pale shades here, I mean primary colors.  

I also have no personal debt besides my primary mortgage and car payment.Total Cash on hand: $4kTotal Business Debt: $85k not including my $25k investedTotal Value: $135k between both houseHouse 1 value = $55k and rents for $675House 2 value = $80k and rents for $900I would prefer not to sell either of these but I will if needed.Please let me know what you would do. 

I'm assuming there is still a mortgage or primary lien on the property.

There is a strategy of buying a home to live in as your primary residence, lock in a good low interest rate with a lender because it's your primary residence, maybe on a 20 year loan, 15 year would be better, and of course you could always do a 30 year loan.