But it is been refreshing, to say the least, to have found the BP website.  

I plan to mail to these once a month, and refresh the list after 6 months.

However, once the evaluation is done by the underwriter, it's extremely easy to refresh it.

It is a refreshing sight to see so many people in this BiggerPockets community so willing to help others and motivate others a as well.

I can't tell you how many times agents show me their CMA at the appraisal inspection, and the only thing their comparable sales have in common with the property they're trying to sell is the sales price.And yes @Chris Mason and @Kelly O'Quinn it is refreshing when an agent is educated in the appraisal process.

It is important to think about how much work it will be to monitor/refresh/replace the amenity. 

The 7 leases that expire within 3 years mom and pop might try to renegotiate the lease terms upon option periods and want free tenant improvements to update and refresh their stores.

Conducted quarterly maintenance visits today. It was so nice to see one of my tenant's home. It was super clean, nicely decorated, yard was well kept, and it smelled good. 🙂 I think this is my favorite property. I ne...

On the other hand, the first mortgage lender will want detailed financial information from everyone with an ownership stake in the property, and they will have to sign for the loan personally, it will show up on their credit report, etc. which the people you mentioned may not want at all.It's possible if you find private money for both the first mortgage and second mortgage (down payment) that you can avoid all these issues, but be absolutely clear with everyone what's happening - don't conceal the source of down payment funds from the first mortgage lender even if they're a person instead of a bank.I'd recommend the Refresh Your Wealth podcast Episode 208 "Raising Capital for Your Real Estate Projects and Business" at http://refreshyourwealth.com/previous-shows-207-211/ for a good discussion of the differences between lenders, partners and investors (the main topic starts about 25 minutes into the podcast).

It was refreshing to not have to explain flat roofs, etc.