If you can show the private lender that you can do this deal, they may be favorably inclined to do future deals with you as well.

 @Chris Wierman I guess I am a little more inclined to take the risk, a better investment notwithstanding, because I feel like even owning a condo offers me substantially more control over my investments than the stock market, which is where I have the majority of my savings currently.  

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Regarding the 203K loan, I'm inclined to ask whether he would be purchasing the property in cash if it weren't for the repair costs (need for the 203K).

Consequently, lender are more inclined to lend money to a successful business and not to a losing model.

anticipating an incline?

3) if you are sourcing deals off mls, then you could use this clause and see if they bite.The better of a buyers lust you have the less time you need to source financing, I would be inclined to use the longer term with no buyers list and then use the deal you have to build a buyers list.

If the house has been on the market for over a year (with the same agent) then the sellers are inclined to look at more offers.Approach the listing agent (gate keeper) and ask him if he would represent you on an offer for this property and pitch the 130 as a starter.  

Other BP sellers seem to have had successful NACA transactions and I'm inclined to accept the offer.

I'd be more inclined to expect a higher response and close ratio using local U,S.