If you have a statement from a few months ago that shows interest rates and payments you could back into an estimate of what they owe - or just contact the mortgage company.Before doing that though, the first step is to really drill down on a number makes sense for you to buy the house.

I am prevented from disclosing details due to a settlement gag order.

All these wholesalers and BRRR-finders are desperately looking to find something, and they're mark-ups are all very convenient and missing a lot of detail. 

The CEO doesnt get mired in the details and work the front line, they set strategy and get updates to ensure the company works along that strategy.I also disagree with your view on property managers.

You say you are good at running the numbers on these deals and managing, so what is your ballpark estimate of how much money you are needing to be able to buy, refurbish, and run what you're looking for.

Hey @Liz Zack I will start off by saying that I am not an attorney and this is not legal advice.I do not know all of the details here, but it sounds like you are going direct to seller on this deal.

Infrastructure costs of $900k for the development were estimated (late 2022).

Also, Helocs are typically variable rate, so I would check on this detail.

(I know it's hard without seeing the full rent roll and financials, let me know if there's any other general details you'd need that would make you this "oh, that's why they offered that" kind of thing). 

You should not allow any adults to reside in the property without being screened, approved by you, and on the lease.Here's a detailed guide on how to screen applicants: Application Screening Guide