-I'm going to leave where to move to, to you.2.

- The intent was to to a lease to buy transaction (not sure why not just flipping it if thats what Christine wanted) but for whatever reason that was advertise.- It seems like there was a pivot in the strategy.

The answer is "NO".I think you should look at Using Subject To, to Get "Free" Properties - A Quick Guidelinehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1188416-usin....Our students are always told both sides of the situation, so they can make the best decision for their benefit.

It's presumably more house, but if you reduce the interest rate, EVERYBODY'S rate goes down and therefor everybody wants the same benefit and it drives up housing prices by competition.They need a minimum of 3.5% down and then that increases their monthly payment because Private Mortgage Insurance gets added in. 3.5% of a $500,000 list on a house means they have to come in with $17,500 plus thousands of dollars in closing costs to to buy the house.

I often buy using Subject To to buy properties.

Have you owned it long enough to to refi at a lower payment?

They need a minimum of 3.5% down and then that increases their monthly payment because Private Mortgage Insurance gets added in.  3.5% of a $500,000 list on a house means they have to come in with $17,500 plus thousands of dollars in closing costs to to buy the house.

Just my two cents, but if there are any adjacent fields within your career that you can pivot to to make things more enjoyable / tolerable, it could be helpful to hang on to the W2 while investing. 

Given where we live this is enough to reach out to larger name hard money lenders or a local lender we have family ties to, to get us started.Given our very low DTI we can comfortable cash flow the HELOC and any overages on rehab for the first few, aiming for minimal rehab, smaller profits, roll the profit back into the mortgage wash rinse repeat for a few until we have substantial cash reserves. 

I recall him talking about investing in Show Productions and me thinking what the heck does this have to to with RE investing?