The main thrust of my question was whether or not I should pay in all cash (this would be my own cash) and then refinance off an enhanced ARV or finance from the beginning.

W2 for the time being.Mason,You'll need 2013 & 2012 W2's and 1040's (all schedules)Social Security and or Pension award letters detailing monthly award (if applicable)30 days of pay stubs (most recent)2 months on bank statements (most recent)401K, IRA or any reserves that you might (Loan officer might not need this but provide it)DL and SSC copies (front and back copies)Mortgage statements, tax bills, Homeowners insurance and HOA bill (for all Real Estate owned)Complete divorce decree and or BK discharge paperwork (In case you have child support and to verify the actual discharge date)This is a great start and depending on your situation more might be requested.

If an FHA appraiser feels there are any major defects to the home, you will be thrust back into negotiations, and this is generally after the option period has passed.

Often classified as "Reluctant Landlords" for never planning on having a rental home, but being thrust into the realm of owning one by an unexpected relocation.

Not because they are bad but because you have lost your thrust in them.

The downside is that we are thrust right into land lording for multiple tenets and don't have a chance to evaluate how we like it.

The area has been a leader across Alabama in job creation and capital investment for as long as many can remember.Nonetheless, the past decade has witnessed the area’s economic engine thrust into overdrive with the addition of thousands of jobs, billions of dollars in investment and a vastly improved unemployment rate.The growth has been widespread both internally, with established companies expanding their existing operations, and external, with the recruitment of new companies.

She is willing to keep the buildings but we are both aware that in order for this to be successful, at least one of us has to know what they're doing.I pick up things quickly, but as I currently work in a completely unrelated field and was serendipitously thrust into the field, I need a "real estate for dummies" crash course before anything.

Much of the thrust of community development is geared toward family oriented neighborhoods.

Also, the thrust of the meeting will be determining where we are in our real estate careers and moving each other forward.