Maybe think about a legal agreement outlining all these “what ifs.”Overall, it’s not a terrible idea (not something I would likely do as it could go sideways though), especially if you’re confident in the property’s potential.

(That is completely legal although they will word it as something like a "refund for efficiencies")They will need to look over your policy.  

Do you have proper license and insurance to legally manage properties for other people?

Unlike a conventional and FHA loan, there are no strict guidelines for private money.

We were getting ready to close with an end buyer, but now we can't sell because of a fake mortgage that we are forced to legally remove with due process at our expense.

My rules are legally accepted and their IP address recorded so I don't do any lease signing.

Hi Jaylin, There are many investor loan products with flexible underwriting guidelines available for buyers. 

Need to make sure that all legals are in place as buying overseas is a risky game for sure.Hurricane Jaoquin went through so everything is literally 50% off lolThanks and much success

Most new home communities do not allow rentals and have pretty strict guidelines for this now in DFW. 

If your properties are located in city with SB 721 enforcement mechanisms in place, I would contact the city for inspection guidelines and then find an inspector and contractor who understand those guidelines.At the risk of sounding undiplomatic, I have zero desire to pay someone $4K to drill holes in my balconies.