These limits can be found on the HUD website:  https://entp.hud.gov/idapp/html/hicostlook.cfmI would like to hear from people who actually did use an FHA in a strategic way like you suggest.

Basically investing in Upstate South Carolina offers a strategic advantage for those aiming for home affordability and high returns on investment.

This is a strategic move to help in the restructuring of corporate debt accumulated as a result of our dealings with a wall street company.

I have many rentals as well as 4 flip properties going on in different stages which are strategically scheduled.

Learn how much of the deal they'll fund, both acquisition and rehab, how they handle draws, etc.4) As you build a track record, learn about Private Money and get to a point where you can access that to close deals and fund projects.5) If you go the wholesaling route (primarily), consider strategically balancing the number of assignments and double-closings you close, and depending on your average spread per deal, every 7-10 properties, either hold it or fix-and-flip it yourself.

We were strategizing on how we could help you liquidate your properties through our network.  

There is a lot of foreclosure in my area and this could be a very viable opportunity for buyers sellers, and me (provided that I am able to do strategic deals).

Presume this is all completed at this point as delivery of the  aircraft has been delayed for some time. 

I think I'll ultimately rent it room-by-room but not for the first year or two while I live in and rehab, and while strategizing my next move (which will largely be dictated by COVID and the market).

I think some investors will try to skirt the building inspectors and not permit/strategically permit because of the perceived hassle, cost, and added timeline of dealing with the local building department.