We have been collecting info from Zillow (one at a time, YUCK)  But its giving us an idea and we can then play with the numbers in Excel.

Pulling out equity from your primary residence is a dangerous game to play.  

We'll see how it plays out.  

They are building sweat equity and play key role in real investing. 

I have already been playing with pricing.

Many things play into the national economy and global economy, real estate being one slice of a very big pie. 

Jackson... first off if your borrowing in TN  99% of HML you will call are NOT licensed to lend in TN it takes a very special state license to lend there.. and now the reality comes to play your looking for tiny loans... many could just be blowing you off because they don't want to do tiny loans.. there is NO MONEY in tiny loans..keep in mind a HML of any repute @Ann Bellamy@Jason Hirko  needs to make 5k minimum in the door per file other wise it simply is not worth their time.. combination of you being out of state  tiny loans and in a state that if a HML is going to be legal needs special licensing  is what your running up against.Jason your rehabs don't have foundation issues do they   LOL  every deal I ever did in Texas has foundation issues.. the go to HML company in TN is Bridge Financing in Memphis call those boys.. but expect to pay at least 5k per file.. 

just downloaded app today from Google play store on Android so I assume latest version. this does not seem to work for me.

What you want to avoid is playing referee between them, so spell it out clearly up front.Our clause:In the event that Tenants decide they no longer want to live together, ___________ will be considered the primary Tenant to make decisions about modifying or terminating tenancy.

I figured if there was something legit there, I could bring it to an acquaintance I have who rehabs and if it was any good, play some part/learn from a partnership on the deal.