As long as you y'all don't upset Uncle Sam, you'll be fine with these shenanigans, lol.

Yes, investing out of state is a little more challenging but as long as you have the right team in place and know the #s inside and out then it can be just as good as if the property were in your backyard.

I think you'll be OK as long as you get good tenants. btw, what is the GRM at purchase and after your proposed rent increases, if you don't mind sharing?

So long as you have the education and knowledge behind you, there is no reason to sit tight and wait for more savings, simply buy creatively, use a portion of that savings for direct marketing and get yourself a great deal.As far as paying off debt, while I agree that is always a good use!

I Believe as long as your down payment is 5% or more PMI isn't a mandatory.

In a commercial loan, so long as you have the horsepower to carry the debt in your company, there are no number of loan restrictions.

Personally as long as the Church signed as a co-signer than I would be fine with it.

Unless I'm not understanding what "mixed-use" means, FHA will lend on it as long as the commercial portion is 25% of the square footage or less, at least that's my recollection from when I researched this a few months ago.

If you are getting 12% for 5 years it would be worth it as long as all of your due diligence pans out.If you are borrowing 12% for 5 years against the estate, that is a little high for long term money.Your exit strategy will depend on what the money is being used for.

and these are reasonable people.So the key question here is, how do I find out who's responsible for paying for this repair, is it usually some state/county regulations, or is it typically in some HOA governing docs, or is it basically decided by a few HOA members as long as they say "GO" we are good to GO?