Was this considered a sale that would trigger potential tax recaptures?

This line of credit can also get reduced if you are not using it.In either case, you will want to have cash reserves when you invest and dry powder in the next few months.

I have been interested in investing in real estate, and will eventually, but was wondering if now would be the time to pull the trigger while prices will be lower.

Some signs of dry rot, there was a little place where there was exposed wood (I know FHA doesn't like this, what should I do? 

I am aware if the consequences like “not due” yes, but in order for that to be initiated you have to trigger something in the lender/government program to see that you are using it as an investment property.

Right now we're stuck with a tenant that's not only bleeding us dry but also endangering the lives of anyone associated with the property. 

Is anyone else running into trouble getting conventional financing? Just went to close on a deal that was put on hold for about a month due to the virus and I am being told no one is lending. This is in Little Rock,...

Also, bank money is rather dry, they take forever to close, and are a pain in the *** to work with usually.

@Larry Zucker seems like non-qm lending is dry all across the country. 

It was pretty cut and dry, but they wanted a digital copy before I mailed to ensure signatures were all as they should be.