you need to find the right middle ground of what the market will pay.

Once company might fund with a lower middle credit score but charge more fees for example.

Here in LA right now, though, you're not likely to find a deal with that much of a spread, especially at the middle price ranges.

Single Family HomeBrick - 3 Bed - 1 Bath - Basement - GarageSolid Middle Class Detroit Suburb Price = $63,000 Closing & Repairs = $5000Taxes = $2700Insurance = $950Maintenance = $1500Potential Rent = $1025 - $1050I would like to analyze this as a cash purchase.But I will be using $60k @ 10% paid off in full over 3 years to finance this deal from a .

My single family home in a middle class neighborhood is a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom 1820 sq. ft and would rent for $1200 to $1400.

Unless I stop buying houses...I feel like I am stuck in a vortex where I am going to keep swirling around until I can break free of the middle ground I am currently stuck in.

I own middle income single family and townhouses in 3 different states.

I'm in the middle of a full rehab on a house built in the 40's.

He said because there is a lot of damages to the house and the HOA has asked for the repair amount to be put into HOA escrow and the buyer doesn't have the money to do that.So if they need a new roof estimated 20K a new kitchen 10K they need to put 30K into escrow, and once they finished the new roof, the HOA will release 20K back to the owner, which means the owner needs to have double the repair amount to make this work, and the LA says the owner does not have money to do repair, yet the bank accepted his offer and now they are in the middle of negotiation with their HOA to sort out this escrow issue.Now I have gone through executing contracts with Fannie Mae but not Freddie Mac but I have never seen anything in any of those REO addendums that allows the buyer to work into it any special provisions for HOA escrows and I have never heard that the bank would be willing to work with the buyer on stuff like that.Is Freddie Mac basically obligated to accept owner occupant contracts no matter how much contingencies and potential issues there are, they basically have to accept those offers before they even consider investor offers or would they look at them side by side at some point?

I am in the middle of getting my RE license.