Of course I am concerned of the fire hazard.I have warned the other tenants in the building not to do it, but it has become a cat and mouse game.

Maybe not a scientific list, but I am happy to see Indiana is a good one to a lot of people.I better step up my game, LOL.

However, I'm searching for financing early on the game.

Thats how I started and it at least gets you in the game, then you go from there.

The name of the game is to sell as quick as possible transactional funding will only work if they do not have seasoning requirements. do they and will they let you flip?

Your security deposit is the only thing that protects you and gives the tenant skin in the game.

That is to say, I understand the preference people may have towards growing their equity faster that way, but if cash flow is the name of the game, you'd want a 30-yr to keep your payments as low as possible.

It is my understanding that the house will be fair game at the public auction regardless of familial ties.

Call them speculators if you will) game in my mind, unless of course it's forced appreciation caused by repairs and other improvements you've made.

This is a very different game than SB homes :DKevin