In Charlotte, areas like NoDa and Plaza Midwood have older properties with potential.

If you’re looking to take extra cash out generally this season requirements start at 90 days, some lenders are six months.

I used a gentleman last year who was able to provide about 500 leads in the counties I work in so I know that he can get leads in South Carolina.

A possible 4th option came up when I was reading some past BP entries and noticed that some older multifamily properties are grandfathered into being approved.Does anyone have any advice on which route would be best to solve this issue?

@Matteo Girlando one thing to consider is find private money, make a cash purchase and let it season if your lender has any title seasoning requirements.

If they are older, it is probably worth paying for an updated survey.4) Ensure the closing is done through a title company and insist on title insurance. 

For example, they wanted new tile in the bathroom, its an older unit, so the grout is a little stained.

We are considering taking cash into our business to season for down payments on new properties.

My question for you more seasoned investors is, what policy terms must I make sure are part of the policy I end up selecting to ensure maximum protection of my asset?

@Adam Taylor like Jordan shared, I will always recommend working with a seasoned and high quality broker in whatever market you choose to invest.