No---but certain level of liquidity is required to self fund rehab whilst waiting for reimbursement from escrow (there is only one investor rehab loan program that advances a portion of the cost of repairs at closing---the remainder of the programs work on a reimbursement basis [cost of repairs are reimbursed in the arrears of actual work being done/inspected/verified]).

I know this post is really old but I just found it and this program seems too good to be true.

your better trying to go for doc relief type of programs.

I took a class in financial modeling, but was curious to see what people were using to crunch numbers?

Anyone have a very simple, easy to use model for multi unit 50-200 units?

Or what are you doing to figure out ...

Tell her what you can offer; banks will allow a certain amount of money for moving expenses (I think that's $2500 here in CA) and offer to pay for a credit repair program if the SS is successful.

, there are programs out there that will finance 90% (still) and you pay no PMI...you will pay a .25 point more though.

Ironically, I have 7 years of college and 2 degrees, one in management another in psych, and probably a masters equivalent experience in computers, networking, repair, building, "WHITE hat hacking," programming, 15 years 8 hours a day of non stop learning.

I have his program.

Today, I just hear a radio news program about the most miserable countries, and Muldavia, in Eastern Europe won.

Never pay more then the property is worth and always inspect if you can.I make property tax loans and i buy houses from motivated owners whom owe delinquent taxes but I do so outside of the auction.I have a degree in engineering and I developed a program that searches for every property owner who owes back taxes and it spits out the results in a nice excel spreadsheet.