Usually, you have to be a broker or agent.Regarding insurance, you have two choices:1) Get your own master policy and add your clients to it.2) Have your clients get their own insurance and add you as additionally insured.

In addition you’ll need a cash buyer since an appraiser will not include value of furniture or potential rental value in their valuation.

Additionally, so far the economy has shown pretty strong resilience, with historically low unemployment rates.

Hello Hello,I need to access My Equity But my DTI is High, this some information :- My Equity is about 240K- My Mortgage Payment = $ 1750/Month ( include everything ( PITI ))- My W2 = $4700/month- My Credit Score 690 (based on soft pull)I need :- 70K to build 4 separate bedrooms on my backyard, so I can rent it out. and generate income.I have Debt =- Car Loan 35K / Monthly Payment $720- Credit Card 25K / Monthly Payment $700 ( this debt not for luxury, but to build room addition about 250 Sqft, 2 years ago)So my total monthly payment debt + mortgage = $3170My Taxable Income W2 only $4700But my Family (from other country) deposit to my chase checking account about 25K ( about $2000/every month) per year.And No, I don't have anybody can be my cosigner / co-borrower. 

Here are few sites you could check into... alesolutions.com and tpshousing.com.

Doing so would trigger the need to pay Taxes on gains, additional closing/agent costs to sell our properties, and provide no residual income or capture of any benefits related to holding a property in a high growth area.

The additional "AND more than half your time" is usually where real estate investors fall short.  

Additionally, that exterior door would have to be bricked to get the exact layout, and I am not sure if I need a backdoor by code, or that it's a good idea to brick a backdoor or more aptly a side door.

This property has in the past been pasture for grazing, and we built a rental on one of the lots, in addition to planting trees and running irrigation. 

Americans Working Abroad and Income Declaration:- Additionally, I'm wondering about the scenario where an individual is an American citizen working abroad and did not fully declare all of their income or any income at all, how might this impact their eligibility for an FHA loan?