Do not know what that is, except that maybe because it will be up in a week.The seller has not even given me courtesy call that I need to resume my search.

Do not know what that is, except that maybe because it will be up in a week.The seller has not even given me courtesy call that I need to resume my search.

If you have anymore questions, send me a PM.Typical requirements/comments for a commercial loan are listed below:-25% down-3% to 5% for closing-A cash reserve, which varies by lender (typically, 10% of loan amount or 9 to 12 months of DS)-A decent credit score – subjective by lender as well -2 to 3 years of tax returns (recourse lenders)-Current personal financial statement (within the last 3 to 6 months)-Resume of real estate and career experience-Closing occurs typically with 45 to 60 days of the lender receiving the necessary information

Very impressive resume I look forward to reading your input here in the BP community.

It all depends on how strong your resume is.

Contacting someone directly is almost like applying to a specific job whereas posting on a forum is like putting your resume on career builder.

(I can, of course, provide my full resume and samples of my work at a later date if interested)I believe I can deliver the most value to an investor in a role which involves bookkeeping, financial analysis or creating content for investors/lenders.

Lenders will definitely take a look at your resume and management experience, but that really depends on the lender.  5 - 6 units are consider a starter property in most lenders eyes.  

Also, get your resume/CV looking sharp and stop by their division offices to introduce yourself.  

But apart from the nuclear options, the only thing you can do now is to either count your cost and not close (call their bluff) after doing a full analysis of the potential damage vs tax on the gain from a busted 1031.