Anything that resembles long term water damage can trigger a denial and the chances of being non renewed is very high.

Remember not to do anything that would even remotely resemble trying to collect a debt when you are speaking with them if you are going to take the above advice.

@Stephen McCracken my input would be that you will have a great challenge finding anything resembling "a deal" on the MLS.

I had grown up in the SF Bay Area and am drawn to markets that somewhat resemble where I am from.

I hope to create projects that more accurately resemble the future of housing.

I can see the resemblance.

It can be done with reasonable cost to you and with very little documentation at rates that resemble a residential mortgage deal.

The closest I can think of is Obamacare, which actually ended up resembling what Hillary promised to do during the primaries more than it did what Obama proposed (individual mandate was a big Hillary promise).

I'm currently in the Armed Forces in the UK and would love to invest in the US property market.It would be best if I told you my interests:I am looking for cheap homes to fix up and rent out for a positive cash flow to pay the house off and move onto the next.I have seen houses on many websites that are foreclosures, in a bad state of repair or old and neglected for under $5000, which is great for me being in the UK.I've been looking at properties that closely resemble or come close to this one:http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?

The more it is set up to resemble a standard bank transaction, the easier it will be for you to do what you want.