If it's listed on the MLS you often will have a hard if not impossible time selling it; why should a buyer buy an MLS listed property from you that they could have bought themselves straight off the MLS.

Obtaining a loan was almost impossible because there was no money to be borrowed.

But, if the money doesn't belong to that lender, things get very difficult, so much so that it is impossible to cover the risks and analysis in any book, they just don't make books that big.

They've been there 75+ years and are fine but they are nearly impossible to finance since the Bubble.

Are you finding it next to impossible to find properties in this range?

Right before they shut it down I had an offer in on a property using va vendee financing and once it got to underwriting they made it impossible to put it together.

Regardless of what people tell you, finding a non-recourse loan is just about impossible.

If he refuses or can't, the option is an impossibility for him to perform and you get your money back.

If you've found a niche that can generate these returns consistently in volume I think you have to ask yourself if there is a reason why other investors are not pursuing it.Some reasons that would keep me away: impossible to manage effectively, impossible to keep occupied, no consistent rental demand (or tiny rental market).

It does make it impossible for a flipper to purchase and polish a home in order to squeeze a few extra dollars out of it.The other market is for properties that are dumps; generally REO’s and unmaintained short sales.