FHA may be a good option but keep in mind the loan limits and self sufficiency test if it's 3-4 units.

I have seen a lot of people use a tried and tested spreadsheet to transfer information from the T-12 to.

As well as being a lot more time intensive  if you do it yourself or costly if you have someone else do it.Originally posted by @Don Konipol:@Ken LatchersThanks Ken.

Hello BP,Would anyone be able to advise what it would cost to diagnose a water pressure problem for a small 2 bed one bed ranch?Its a foreclosure and it states in the PCR water pressure issues?

I've already signed up to take my test next month for my Notary Public Exam.

I currently live in Las Vegas which will be the site of our test market.

They tend to keep the space clean for the consumers and you usually have landlord friendly tenant laws.I have been down the multifamily route before and it is a more intensive asset to manage and a lot more BS with residential tenants and all of their excuses.I didn't like it but I do not like regular residential SFR either.

If you can start small with lower risk to gain experience, test a market and a team etc then I think you're right about it being a step in the right direction.

Yes, if I leave my BD, the licenses will be inactive and I have 2 years to find another BD before I would have to re-test for all of the licenses.

Beside my daily work I am studying to rock my RE license test next month and looking for a mortgage broker!