If it were the second, I'd raise the ceiling height ... if it was raised originally then it may be a simple manner of removing the drop ceiling without the need for major reframing, although there may be some other stuff like electric, plumbing, HVAC that may have necessitated the drop ceiling in the first place that may need to be rerouted into the walls or a soffit or something like that.

I find claims like "How To Make Your Phone Ring Off The Hook With Lenders," laughable.Not only laughable but would pretty much necessitate breaking the law to do it.

Using the standard technique, the sewer would have been stubbed out to the property line and connected later, and lack of detailed measurements would have necessitated a higher pipe and lift stations.6.

However, I've encountered a setback as my initial lender has withdrawn (100%LTV), necessitating the search for alternative financing.

If they require both owners to sign the note, this would necessitate a non-recourse loan due to the IRA's involvement.

Thanks, Dan Dietz USDA is an option but the problem with USDA is median income limits in order to qualify unlike FHA and VA which does not require your income to be under a specific amount.All loans that have low or no down payment has mortgage insurance that "may," necessitate a refinance at one point or another whether its included in the "rate," its financed within the loan like USDA and VA, or its both like USDA and FHA which has an upfront MIP (UFMIP) and a monthly MI as well.Even the conventional loan with 3-5% down payment with out monthly MI has a higher rate where the MI is built into the rate, called lender paid MI (LPMI).

Maintenance costs are especially low in Las Vegas due to the construction materials necessitated by being in the Mojave Desert.

This will necessitate each sale being a stand alone exchange with it's own fee and deadlines but you could combine whatever you can sell within the time lines and combine them into one or a few bigger purchases.3.  

I only got into MTR because the LTR rates didn't support the higher rents necessitated by some extensive renovations. 

You NEED the float.Second issue, which actually alleviates the problem, is that God invented creative finance for a reason, and this reason is - if you have limited cash floats, keep them...and figure out how to get the property with nothing down.Interestingly, the side effect of thinking along these lines is that the process necessitates that you get better deals, and that you are much better educated - both are good :)Good Luck, Jason!