Hi,I'm new to financing and we received a 100 page file for our final DSCR loan process to sign with a notary.Should I review these with a lawyer to make sure we're not missing something we aren't aware of?

If they aren’t able to show liquidity then they are higher risk if they take on a large unplanned expense in the future.

All it's looking for at that point is total liquidity, credit score, factors on the property itself.1040's, pay stubs, Debt to Income ratios and things like that aren't a factor here.

People who aren't tire kicking tend to ask specific actionable advice which is unlikely to be answered in a google search or by chatGPT. 

Honestly even if the buyer does complete the sale, you are going to have to move again in a year because they aren't going to renew your lease-why not find another place to live? 

True, the banks DO have trillions of dollars lying around but they aren't lending it because they can make risk free money by buying treasuries from the Fed at lower interest rates.

It's a surefire way to show something in the 'Burgh you aren't serious about the city.  

You either resign yourself to the fact that they aren't going to pay, which in my opinion, is theft.

These are smaller spots that have a mailing address in a municipality (like Clearwater), but aren't technically inside the city boundaries so they default to the County.The tough part would be the 10 minutes max from the beach.

This is how the California Real Estate Commission gets involved in fractionalized mortgage note offerings in the state of California and gets it authority to require that anyone selling fractionalized interests in California be licensed as a California real estate broker. 4.