A leak, a drip, where is the excess moisture coming from and deal with that source (if any). 

you are able to utilize a no income no doc DSCR program which is a 30 year fixed .

,I do C/D properties, so I know it wouldn't work for the fancy A/B people.. but the absolute smartest thing  I did about 4 years ago was doing EVERYTHING the exact same  white-- Du Jour - semi gloss-- by Valspar at Lowes to be specific.    

This is one of the few things Baltimore City Government actually does efficiently - probably because there aren't people in the loop.Log into your Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development online portal, click the "My Account" at the top and then "Permits & Docs" on the left side.

Escrow or settlement can also vary a little bit but it's all the and a' fees that vary: CPL, deeds, HOA docs, any special lender requests, troubled payoffs, insurance documents...A $200000 purchase with $175000 loan here is general estimate :  Buyer $714  Seller $1073 Going smaller sale price won't reduce the costs much as some fees are minimum floors.

You should utilize the DSCR 30 year fixed no income no doc program in your llc 

We signed closing docs over 2 weeks ago and FMC has ghosted.

The property must of had some leak.. right now on the floor is a sound deadeding underlinement, that seems moist..

Get the legal docs together, decide who will do what in the deal, and sign.

Thanks for the response and please feel free to correct me if my assumptions are wrong and these can be competitive term-wise To use those products have to be able to go full doc .