Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Juan Perez  I reread the OP  the company DOES fund 100% of the deal.. the OP does the leg work at his expense... flipping a deal is always an option of course you are correct re read and you are right they fund the project after he did the leg work, so in this case I guess flipping would be easier and faster IMO

I suspect they'll again deny coverage, this time as a matter arising after the Date of Policy but I think it's worth a try.The 4.1 endorsement doesn't help because again, right now it appears title is as insured as of the Date of Policy.As the coverage letter states, a title policy is not a guarantee of title, it's an insurance policy that reimburses the insured for a covered loss and in some cases provides a defense against allegations in a filed lawsuit. 

It would be much cheaper and easier to borrow  against a different property. 

If you consistently analyze properties, recognizing a good deal will be much easier when it shows up.

We have been working with them and so far, they appear to be the easiest & quickest to obtain funding from.

This may be an easier way to ease into investing in real estate. 

Yours has far easier access. 

I’ve done both but A is much much easier and cheaper.

They are currently active Airbnb's which he has been managing as he'd prefer only one of us working on business stuff instead of working as a team to make things easier.

That’s exactly what I’m hoping, that it’ll be much easier when I get the hang of it.