You can go the FHA loan if you desire, has a lower down payment threshold at 3.5%.

And similar, you can spend time to design a logo, print buisness cards, set up a website, creating LLCs - or you can go and buy properties instead.. 

.: We Use Lease/Options To Sell, To Reduce Expenses & To Increase ProfitabilityIt gets a little complicated so I'll try to make sense.

Today I am happy for every single property that I bought.Asset prices are going to continue to go up and probably faster than in the past, because we are entering a phase with generally higher inflation, meaning we are devaluing the dollar faster then we have in the past. 2% are not going to be achievable anymore.

Many can go much lower.

We do the math 2 ways...what if they pay us and what if they don't and typically go with the lower number.

If Truvi is going to go after the guest for reimbursement, is this even insurance, or would it effectively be outsourcing guest damage reimbursement activities to Truvi? 

Whether or not they can collect on the judgement is a function of the debtors financial strength, state of residence, what form their assets take, asset “protection” strategies, how far the plaintiff is willing to go and how much they’re willing to spend, etc.  

My goal is to get a high likelihood of approval at 1 one year or longer of financing to allow me to refinance after cleaning up credit and completing some bookeeping/tax corrections to better qualify.Property would be purchased through LLC based on a 1031 exchange where I completed the sale and now need the replacement property. 

However, I’m concerned I won’t be able to complete the project within this second extension, and I’m not sure if another extension will be possible.Is anyone familiar with refinancing options in this type of situation?