I bet those carrier representatives have access to their companies AM Best reports, and would be willing to share those details with you. 

I got into detail of what they were looking for first.. then I qualified that they had the money and were ready to go ( like a good car salesmen does) then I picked 3 properties ( back before the internet ) One I knew they might like one that pretty sure they would not and one I knew fit all the criteria and they would buy. then I asked for the order point blank and wrote it up usually on the Hood of my car.. contract with NCR paper and off er went to escrow. 

Going the attorney route will take time and money, but it could be your best bet if the developer refuses to renegotiate directly.All the best!

I'm not a lender so make sure to double check, but I believe the DSCR loan will be the best bet.

1/3 of an acre on a corner lot isn't that big, and I bet not split able.

Hows it the biggest change to the industry in a century...when literally 25 years ago the MLS was not on the internet, and thus commissions not easily discernible from going to an online MLS.Literally we are just going back to something that existed in the industry not that long ago.

I'll bet these guys don't.

DSCR is going to be your best bet.

Nothing sits on the market for a year that isn't wildly over priced, poorly marketed and/or made difficult to show.Potential buyers have probably tried to see the place and are being denied or some sort of nonsense to make them not want to make an offer.I bet the realtor will have some interesting info to share - or if they won't say anything to you bc their agreement is with your partner kindly share with them that the houses are in your name and the listing's need canceled immediately unless they start cooperating.Have you laywerd up yet?

If you're starting out, an LLC is probably your best bet—it gives you flexibility and protects your personal assets, which is key for real estate.