i’m referring to multiple bedrooms for student housing in the scenario.

I'm looking for ways to use my $200k efficiently and invest it somehow or even try to convince the seller..I’ve considered lines of credit, personal loans, and options like SoFi, but I’m not sure which will work best in this scenario.

Also, when your lenders dive deeper into county records or operator standings, do you find they tend to uncover any common concerns, or is it more of a formality for peace of mind?

Bad idea.It is common for new tenants to ask for an change to the move in date ahead of the start of a lease.

But the most common giveaway is that they ask strange questions inquiring about your home and will eventually want you to take it off platform, ie.

I would then need to bring $85,000 + closing fees to closing which seems like the worst case scenario Is there an option I'm missing???

The proper timing and structure of that loan are unclear from the information in your scenario.

Quote from @Peyton Culberson: Software is a common question on BiggerPockets.

Hey Ryan,Sorry to hear that you had a negative experience.Designated dual agency is very common in NC and in most cases allows both buyer and seller to receive the highest level of service with no conflict of interest even though they are being represented by the same Firm.

Its not common knowledge but Inglewood has its own rent control ordinance with a lower barrier that substantial remodel.