Because that has a HARD time limit on it.

They can provide references for just about everything you need, including but not limited to: lawyers, property management, lenders, contractors and more. 

In the liberal California county I live, if you have rented an illegal unit to someone, they can go after you for all rent they have paid you(no time limit) as well as relocation costs. 

Just remember each Pearson has his own limitations and life perspective.

She has very limited credit history so it doesn't report as good.

You can cross collateralize houses depending on the lender however, the ones that I know who offer that service are nowhere near 80% LTV on the additional collateral properties- Also if the properties appraise for under 100k that will further limit the number of lenders willing to take a look at this type of deal

I can't think of a way for him to still leverage the 1031 exchange on the sale of Property B while doing seller financing (or otherwise me securing financing for the 2nd property with the limited available cash)My question is:Anyone have any unique or creative solutions for how to acquire both properties with the cash I have?

The loan-to-value would be limited to the purchase price, even if the appraised value comes in much higher.

This isn't my first one, and I can't wait for foreclosures to trickle in, as noted this is part of a 1031 exchange, there is a time limit.

There’s not a limit on the number of times you can use the Veteran’s loan program because it’s a lifetime benefit.