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With a purchase price of $268,750 and a sale price of $430,000, the property promised substantial returns.

With a purchase price of $268,750 and a sale price of $430,000, the property promised substantial returns.

With a purchase price of $268,750 and a sale price of $430,000, the property promised substantial returns.

You are promising to credit them $200 per unit.

I am concerned the check could be fake or the homeowner never gets paid.

Its a little much than typical DSCR lenders but there have been reports of an uptick in mortgage fraud (fake leases, occupying a property attested to be an investment property) so this kind of thing is popping up a bit more

They certainly promise us we can.

With a purchase price of $268,750 and a sale price of $430,000, the property promised substantial returns.

These all seem like promising areas, but I'd love some insights from experienced investors on specific zip codes within these areas that might be particularly strong for rentals.