Here is my definition of Rent To OwnThe program I follow is Tenant First – this means that I don’t buy a home until I have the tenant.The rent-to-own program is typically for people who don’t meet the minimum credit requirements for a mortgage, don’t have enough for a down payment or don’t have a track record of income (less than 3 years self-employed).

The credit pull number is an absolute formula.So while I think CF might work in certain situations, I don't see how it can work for any of the small to medium size investors out there. 

In most areas that system is sized not based on consumption but on the ability to deliver water to fight a fire.

Electricity rates are already not affordable and will force employers out of business.

The first and major are the schools (Cornell and IC) as they are major employers as well as accept many students. 

I am self employed and she works in 4 counties in Ky.

A historic form of mortgage fraud for self employed persons was to dummy up fake tax returns saying you make $1m/year for the lender, when in reality the returns you gave the IRS said you made $50k last year.

What sort of treatment procedure do you get for that price given the building size?

This is the kind of thing you need to finance yourself or get creative with private loans.I'm working on building my own neighborhood of 2-4 family homes, I am purchasing six acres that is already zoned for such use, and, the minimum lot size in the city is less than 1/4 acre.

The topic of budgeting for property management comes up a lot during the podcast and I was wondering if you're actually supposed to set that money aside every month even when you're not employing a property manager.