Also I think it was mentioned before but a search feature in the future would been greatly used by the masses and cut down on multiple post on the same questions.

A standard 18-24" overhand won't cut it.

Unfortunately, this is a big concern these days for rehabbers selling to FHA buyers.

Hi Gary, As I told you by PM, I'm not comfortable answering your questions with the limited info you provided and I'd be concerned about any other replies with such little known.

I mean I am a hard worker, great listener, and highly discliplined, I can shadow and I even offered for 70% cut on my end to the mentor when flipping the first few houses.

As I mentioned on the dashboard, we sat for a 45 minute interview (actually I was in Denver and Uri was in Washington) and it was cut down substantially -- I was left with about 30 seconds of air time.

Then if you find a pf that meets thier requirements, you follow laws concerning pf properties, you can see if you can get a deal.

If you are concerned that they would do damage, then that damage could exceed the amount of any penalty that you would seek....

I do real estate full time so building income is my primary concern right now.

As far as the lender is concerned, the buyer pays the difference so the the LTV is met.