If you haven't yet- be sure to setup some "Keyword Alerts" to get into conversation in your target area.Seeya around!

Thanks Brady,I will PM you as well, but for the sake of conversation, it is by the zoo, and Swope park.

From fake walls to turn a unit into two to conversions of the tiniest spaces into units.

Simply get a Power of Attorney from the seller to be able to access bank accounts regarding that particular property only.

It's just the casual conversation, networking and deal making part with no formal agenda, speaker or sales. 

Why not instead have a conversation with your title company, and if required provide them with the documents that exist, to see what they will require.That will provide a definitive answer to protect your transfer interests.

@Jerry Powers Welcome to BP active status.

If you need to get info from the bank try getting Power of Attorney for that property only.

Conversely you can buy a C type building where there is more cash flow but you are generally dealing with more issues ( older buildings, flakier tenants, more turnover ).If you live in the property you could rent out 3 and occupy the 4th unit using FHA and putting 3.5% down.If you are purchasing straight as an investment then 20% down is typical.Lenders typically look at annual income from your job or business, 401K, IRA, checking, savings, stocks, equity in property, etc.A high end area a quad might be 100k a door or more so 80k down for instance.    

Have a Powerful Sales Day!!