Does anyone have a template to use to create a P&S doc when you're buying a property subject to?

@Bob S. stairs are tricky with LVP, but we've used floating so far.

I personally am not a fan of "old" (1920's year built) properties because they may have obsolete wiring, plumbing, windows, foundation problems, etc....yet they can have charm and are often in great locations. 

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In other words a court can say "you are not running this like a real business so the court detemines that yiou dont actually have an LLC and you own all of this in your own name"The proper way to do it is buy the property in the LLC and the LLC gets a loan in it;s name.  

At favorable LTV's (75% and below) rates can be very competitive (currently in the 7%'s) or sometimes nearly half the rate of interest on alternative second lien positions loans.

Walking projects and hearing their thoughts will help you elevate your game and look at things differently.

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As a 27yr appraiser I'll add just a little more general clarification of the valuation consideration/s you have. 

Do you want 6 people in your house for year(s)?