As you can see from your answers -- all relevant and applicable options -- there are many ways to go about it.

Every time (crossing my fingers), we have been surprised by the strong demand and large number of applicants. 

Look for a drip pan under it (like a cookie sheet ) If the pan is full empty it, if it's missing pick up a cookie sheet from the dollar store to use as a drip pan.

@Andri Grullon - you can store the funds drawn from the LOC in a high yield savings acct to cut your interest expenses by ~ 50%.

I'm actually looking into doing my first flip but seeing that I work at a Title Company I've also seen a lot of deals fall through due to Covid bc people are being layed off...So I would say make sure your financing is secure and (job as well) bc they will check before they give you a clear to close and if anything is different than what you originally disclosed on your 1003 (lenders loan application) then they will have a reason to delay closing or cancel it.So just make sure all your ducks are in a row before you jump.

@Carl WestFill out the building permit application - most likely it is on the city website.  

Unfortunately my research also found Missouri courts frown on its application.  

They brought it out to my truck.I was shocked that people were going in and out of the store.

Did every adult qualify when they submitted an application? 

I agree with Account ClosedTake this form 1003https://www.dropbox.com/s/lgtn...That is a standard mortgage pllication for federal mortgage applications.2 years tax returns.That should be enough for a conversation.DTI - Debt to income: big deal in mortgages.See http://www.fhahandbook.com/debt-ratios.php``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````That said, in OK land contracts are a good alternative to a mortgage.https://www.ok.gov/OREC/documents/Seller%20Financing%20(11-2015).pdfThe link above is a Seller Financing addendum for OK.I love OK for investing.