Hope to get some qualified feedback on this.

If it is one parcel of land, one tax/property appraiser ID number, it qualifies.

Talk to a mortgage broker and ensure that you're in a position to buy the property.This is because even if the lessee decides to buy the house, it is possible that he or she will not qualify for the mortgage loan required to make the purchase.

If you haven't signed with her, call someone else and tell them you've seen the property, you're pre-qualified (you are, right?)

Then stick to that criteria exactly.You can be unemployed and still qualify under my criteria, as long as you make a lump sum payment.

Their problem should not be your problem.It's a shame that people have no social skills anymore.

I will go by on my way to work and check on them and check on them after work (sometimes at lunch), but generally the people that I work with have my cell and call me if there is a problem.I haven't see my insurance agent in a few years, I have an electrician I have used for years, and same with a plumber,,,they aren't the cheapest, but they are honest and I trust their judgement, if they have an issue at a property they just call me.Most of us you have to work full time to be able to continue to qualify for loans,,,I have discussed cutting back on my fulll time schedule in 2014 to spend more time with my rentals, and possible a flip or two.andy

I qualify for a personal loan of 25,000.00 at 7% interest.

I'm not sure whether I should first find the perfect property to buy, and then look to see whether I can work with an FHA loan, or should I look for an FHA loan first, then look for properties that qualify for it?

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