This includes objecting to expired, not applicable, or unenforceable easement, leases, subordinate liens, tax assessments, access, mineral interest, restrictive covenants, or schedule B modification.Objection letters are also to dispute the area and boundary lines (survey), whether there’s a shortage, overlap of improvements, or encroachments, to name a few.The objection letter is usually directed towards the buyer (if the given by lender), or to the seller (if given by buyer) and a copy must be provided to the title/escrow company.

There are no shortage of options of licensed lenders that provide loans to investors.Hope this helps!

I see you have no shortage of harsh commentary, but I have to pile on....

Market rent has been going up in my areas due to a shortage of rentals available.

I have no shortage of ideas, but my marketing skills are not what I wish they were!

Never a shortage of help from Wisconsinians- hope that's right ;) Best of luck on your real estate endeavors!

Also, there's 2-3 online companies now specializing in room rentals, but only in specific cities with housing shortages.

This prepares the Owner for possible funding shortage due to the vacancy, and prepare if we have previously strategized about upgrades or renovation for the unit.

Granny flats  (ADU) are more accepted and easier to permit due to the housing shortage in SD.2.

I know there is no shortage of info about using debt to your advantage in real estate transactions.