Another issue is a tenant is still restricted to the use of property, making improvements and other aspects that require an owner to perform, like in contracting and obtaining building permits.

Your goals seem ambitious, I believe almost all rehabbers feel they improve the neighborhood and move onto the next challange.

Your time is too valuable looking for the next deal or improving systems to be changing batteries in a smoke alarm or unclogging a disposal.

Property improvements can be one thing that can be a win/win. 30 day notice??

I'd think if your applying for jobs in Real Estate, then having an account on BP can improve your chances of landing the job.

Your window are a definite improvement.

Private Money, Hard Money or a lender are the options that I am aware of.Some other things to consider (please take into consideration I purchased my house well before I knew about BP and never thinking it would be a short-term flip or rental property)Current Mortgage Balance: $91KProjected Improvements: $15-20K (Option #1) $3-$5K (Option #2)ARV: $120-$130K based on current market conditions, comparables in my neighborhood, etc.Any comments, suggestions, concerns, would be greatly appreciated.

is there a limit as to how soon I can sell a house purchased through a home improvement FHA loan, I think 203, being that it has to be your primary residence?

Please leave me some comments, thoughts, constructive criticisms, and tips so that I can improve!

Oh wait, people that think like that don't actually help poor people, they just like to force other people to help poor people.Sounds to me like Rolfe is providing a valuable service - affordable housing and much-improved parks.