@Casey Christensen the answer is both of you need a title company.

Now the first argument I get when talking about this strategy is that the average person doesn’t want to manage property, and my answer to that is simple – hire a property manager.

the Underwriter will ask this question to make sure you're not accumulating investment properties through initial OO interest rates. 3) Lastly, if the property is within the same neighborhood or nearby your current residence, you will asked by the Underwriter to justify that the additional purchase is the same area is not an investment property, this one is easy, just make sure you're either buying a larger property and say your family is growing, or if you're buying a smaller property than what you currently live in just say you're downsizing to a smaller home and they'll be satisfied with either answer.

Tons of great information.I'd like some quick answers and suggestions from you.   

Don’t know if this answers your question but On REO foreclosures I have looked at in pa.

Sometimes, the answer is right under our noses. 

He'll be giving us an overview of the state of the Missoula market, as well as answer any questions you have.There will be no attempts to sell you anything, this is purely a way to help build the Missoula investor community.

I have two questions, if anyone can help answer them please.

-DeVanté I just did a post that answers that question at https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/57...

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