What lenders will do however is accept previous tax history for future income once you own the property for a year or two so if you wanted to refinance later you could do that. 

It will certainly require extra paper work and the country where the income comes from also needs to be one of the accepted ones (which is most). 

The social media company says it plans to hire 25,000 people in the United States and go public.https://www.bizjournals.com/au...

@Shion Queen I'd narrow it down a bit more before visiting, and do that, you can't go everywhere but you should be able to get down to 1 or 2 acceptable markets that you visit and learn about in depth.

The guy turned out to be 100% just old school... 2B worth company, no site, no social, nothing.

They don’t have to accept the first applicant that comes along.

So my question today is how have you ladies and gentleman been networking and building connections during this time seeing as how meetups and social gathering are very limited?

What marketing have you found to give you the best ROI, I've door knocked, sent mailers and am trying to get more savvy with social media.

In this case, you should be able to sell directly without listing in the MLS and soliciting buyers, and issuing Tenant rights notices (if applicable in your state) etc which is a huge benefit in DC assuming that the tenant is paying market price or at least a price that is acceptable to you.As suggested above, you should consult with your broker and be sure you’re following their rules on selling your own property.

I have been reading about the 80-88% rule but I am worried it will impact my offer and not being accepted.