I believe there's something truly magical about creating a space from scratch, where every brick laid and every tree planted carries the promise of a new beginning for everyone. 

Because I was willing to walk away from the deal and had no emotional attachment to the house, I went back and forth on the price settling at 10% below their lowered price which was a total of 15% below the original asking price of $1,099,000.

If you are newer to partnerships, you might not have a name for yourself or a portfolio to back up what you are bringing to the table, so it is likely going to depend on how you build relationships and how you can help someone else.

Or did you mean Columbus, OH   I moved here from Ohio... never going back. 

However, with my Class B, several I never even got back to.

Because of my business license, KCMO created a revenue account for me, and asked me to pay back KCMO city earnings tax for the past two years. 

You’re going to sell and owe all that money back.

Hey there @David Tang - I actually didn't ever hear of a program that was offering a 12 month stipend...someone I know did it back when it was 6 months and now my understanding was a 3-month stipend with a potential renewal for 3 months.We have wanted to use the Chicago program ASERAP (happy to share their contact info), but fall in line with others regarding employment...the most important thing is income to pay after they move-in because if you get into a sticky situation down the road the upfront rent won't matter.Definitely following this thread to see if anyone has placed migrants and understand what they did for income requirements.

I'm willing to pay $250k for the home, I was hoping they would counter with something near this range, I've read other posts of people having 5 -6 counters back and forth with Fannie before they reduce the price.

I did contact them with a PA case and after they did an initial research, came back and said they would NOT issue title insurance.