Just trying to think creatively about how to keep the property fully occupied and owner occupy the property.

- Get on wholesalers email lists- Setup a free account on Zillow or Ziprealty - and get MLS-listed properties that meet a certain criteria (price, certain town, etc) emailed to you automatically; be prepared to make an offer on a property if it does meet your criteria...so have cash, or a pre-approved credit on standby so you can make an offer. - Focus on a certain area...e.g.

"my community," fannie mae program.The problem is most lenders are not creative enough to figure out how to structure a deal to yield the most effective ROI but there literally many more ways to structure the deal to achieve the most effective results.

Our current tenant is prepared to pay $1600.00 but that still leaves about -$500.00 per month. 

Thank you Travis I am praying for patience and preparing myself more.

I've always been very good at putting together complex, creative deals both in real estate and other industries. 

http://premier-builders.com/ The reason I'm posting now is that I'm cleaning out files in preparation for a move, and found the brochure, and wanted to post while I had the info. 

We were told that we should be prepared to disclose and show receipts for remediation and testing if we were to sell or rent property that we knew had mold or we would be open to future lawsuits from buyer or tenants.  

ie:  Am I better speaking with a super small mtge bank some leniency on a higher allowable DTIAny creative ideas?

For example:- Architect/drawing fees- Engineering fees- Site clearing- Demolition/removal- Permits- Site preparation- UtilitiesSo, you'll have to get familiar with those facets of building as well, and you'll have to get a reasonable idea of what those things will cost you.2.