I am interested in getting these loans to put solar in, taking the tax credit and deductions up front, and then paying back the loan over a 20 year period. 

Properties in West Hartford, Avon, Simsbury, Farmington and to some extend Bloomfield are going for $100,000 + over asking price with 5 -10 offers within 24 hours of an open house with all offers having NO contingencies, no inspections, and the majority all cash so no financing.  

You can have both accounts for a period of time until you move everything over, then you can close your Wells Fargo accounts.Frankly, Wells Fargo has been a frustration... they won't allow mobile deposit over $2,500 and you can't send a wire transfer online for over $10K -  they make you go to the branch (what a joke!!!). 

You could also maybe use a right to continue marketing clause where you can kick out the other buyer if they do not perform in a certain period of time when a stronger buyer shows up.No legal advice given.      

It has more to due with the great inflationary period we are in.

The rents are collected weekly instead of monthly, so there are more rental periods each year, but I assume expenses may be higher as well.Does anyone have experience with SRO real estate?

Most states with a license requirement forbid the subsequent sale or rental of an owner build for some period of time.

I agree with what several others have posted and as the quote from a policy states, if the title is cured in a reasonable period of time, there is no loss recoverable.I'm assuming this is a judgment lien and not a mortgage lien. 

Is it (a) pre-offer (b) after an accepted offer but before contract signing (c) after contract signing during a due diligence period? 

.- a cash offer could be extended to obtain a discount at purchase that could be refinanced after purchase- a high cash flow low appreciating market with historical appreciation below the appreciation rate can benefit from the increased cash flow of 0% LTV versus the little benefit (in this case) of the increased return that could result from leverage.The reality is that many cash purchases are not unleveraged for long.