Play the 'friend in common' card if possible.Regarding seller financing, I don't see this being a viable option since they are in default on their current loan.If funding could be an issue for you, take a step back and work on that first.

An agent, like an attorney, exists for all the sh#t that SINT commonly known, for the DETAILS.     

In CS2 trading, raising funds to acquire rare skins is pretty common, especially if you're looking to flip them for profit.

All posts have a common theme - they’re based on the posters PERSONAL experience, beliefs, and real estate education/knowledge.  

Common question - "DSCR Loans" are going to have DSCR be calculated as Rent/PITIA (no prop mgmt fees, vacancy/credit loss or any other expenses counted).  

Title company found out because it was on the chain of title.I don't know if this is common practice since this is not the subject property to be on a loan.

I have heard many different strategies for those an one common one is going into a syndication with other investors.

Some lenders use the "Lesser" of the two meaning if you have leases in place that are less than the common rents or the common rents are less than the rental agreements the lender will use the lower of the two rents.  

This is not a very common issue though.  

They are a young engaged couple, and we actually have a few acquaintances in common (a connection we discovered when they were moving in).