probably wont happen in this case..

Looking at a possible deal purchasing a home where a fire destroyed the attached garage but did substantial smoke damage throughout the home.  

I'm based in Orlando, and work for a major airline as a flight attendant[29 years of age]so I don't have big amount of money but i have some more than average(I would like to think) If you dont want to live in the property you quite frankly wont be able to get the low to no money down conventional and FHA programs, however there are other options.Some hard money lenders will allow you to go up to 90% LTC or loan to cost (100k purch 35k rehab example would lend 121,500) this means you can buy a property and not live there with as little as 10% down.

The only concern I have with on line, between my work demand and being out of school and classes , it will be hard for me to be committed and little worried I wont benefit the same way.

If you took over you might destroy the relationship.  

For example if the stairs were old and in disrepair, it is different than if a brand new set of stairs got destroyed in a tornado.

What you think will happen, wont happen.

they can see right there it wont fly.. 

Hi, i purchased a two family house in Queens NY in 1987 for 260,000even thought the house should be paid for, i took another mortgage and i still owe 250,000, the house is worth 950,000 nowi lived in the house for 7 years and i have been renting it up to nowi am in a bad economic situation and it is almost time for me to retire, i would like to sell the house but if i do i have to pay a lot in taxesi am planning to move back to the house for two years so that i wont pay so muchPlease any advice you can give me will be really appreciated.Olgui

I’m considering just getting a personal loan for the down payment, but it’ll destroy my credit.