At the end of the day a title company/RE Attorney could help sort this out for you.

@AnnMarie Bacchus, at the end of the day, a deal is going to be a deal regardless of where it comes from.

It seems that every day a new condo or commerical project is being announced.

ask for references.at the end of the day, a good relationship with a lender that can close when you need to close and can give you a no bs pricing is key. that is what I expect from my borrowers, be upfront and honest so we can have a smooth transaction. a direct lender might be cost-effective sometimes, but nothing beats a broker that knows how to structure the deal instead of just submitting paperwork. 

I found it to be a huge help with cutting my learning curve down tremendously, I still reference the videos to this day. As

End of the day as a life long RE Broker Investor Developer Lender  it was pretty cool to go into a foreign country take meetings with those that run the country so will see how it all goes and report back. 

The day a tenant stops paying they immediately transition to a bad tenant, no exceptions, and should always be treated accordingly.

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(picture below)Issue: One day, a pipe under the floor leaked from your unit into the downstairs unit below through the kitchen AC vent, causing damage to the neighbor's kitchen.

I'm talking 3-10 bong rips a day... a six pack of beer or more every night.