In exchange, the homeowners receive affordable design and construction, free project management and favorable financing.

In a competitive real estate market that favors the sellers, getting an FHA loan offer accepted can be a bit more challenging, but 481 people closed on deals using a 203k loan last month and 2,876 FHA 203k loans have been closed since October 1, 2020.So, they are still be done every day.

In a competitive real estate market that favors the sellers, getting an FHA loan offer accepted can be a bit more challenging, but 481 people closed on deals using a 203k loan last month and 2,876 FHA 203k loans have been closed since October 1, 2020. 

They may be doing us a favor. 4 people have already told us that 135K for this home is overprice in its current condition.

I’m wanting to put in more offers to have numbers in my favor, but I’m looking for the line not to cross if there is one.

If you get that right, the future should always work in your favor. 

Based on my perspective and walk through, I have determined a tear down is most likely the more favorable approach rather than repairing each defect one by one.

Since he's stayed in the property for about 6 months and Baltimore has very favorable tenant protection laws, I'm sure he has some sort of right to stay, legally speaking.Does anyone have any advice for how to handle this?

College kids favor texting over email so I would include that method of contact as well. 

Consider firms that have a very favorable split and don't charge you if you don't close a deal every 3 months like some do.