We are not talking about taking on a huge amount of debt here, it is one unit, and you are capped @ 70% of appraised value.

We are not in an HOA, and there is no current agreement in place.  

Or he asked if I could pick up the mail from the apartment and hold in my office for him to pick up one day.I am happy to help tenants, however I do not want to get into the business of holding and collecting mail and wasting my time with that.My initial thought is to tell him that I am sorry, but we are unable to hold tenant's mail, and that we advise new tenants to write "Wrong Address" on the envelope and return to sender.

We are still waiting to hear back from Fannie but it sounds as if they will only offer 70-75% ltv after analyzing our market.

Most days aren't this eventful but thought id share.  

That article seems to be referring more to how the alimony is treated in the event of the divorce.  

I would recommend trying to meet and work with some experienced real estate investors, either by going to local Real estate investing networking events in your area, or by continuing to build relationships on BP.Working with experienced investors helps with a number of things:- You can learn from their past mistakes, opposed to making your own and learning from them the hard way- They will have relationships already built which will give you more leverage to get your deals done.

We are thinking of it.  

We are trying to find funding.

We are looking or one myself.