No matter which way you go, I would dig a little more before purchasing and make sure you are comfortable with the company you choose.  

You'll need to dig a little deeper to find any other liens, so make friends with a title company as well.

I'm going to dig a little deeper into this and let you guys know.Please comment: We need to know this for our BP Family.

I'll dig a bit deeper.  

 - If the new mortgage puts you at 5 or more total mortgages then your down goes up and they dig a bit deeper.- If your DTI doesn't make 43% (or what the bank has chosen.  

If you've ever seen an insurance company investigate a large property claim, you'll know what I mean, they'll dig as deep as they have to and God forbid if someone is injured or killed, then the police/fire dept's will be looking too. 

Depending on the rooming house clientele, turnover can be quite high as can delinquency.On the surface the numbers look Ok ... but that normally makes me want to dig a little deeper.

Buy the pump, get a 55 gallon plastic drum, cut it in half, drill a bunch of holes in it (big holes), dig a big hole in the ground in the crawl space about 6 inches deeper than the half barrel, pour 6 inches of gravel in the bottom, put the barrel in, pour gravel around the sides, set a solid concrete block in the bottom, set the pump on top of it, run your hose downhill of the house, plug in the pump and test it out (use a hose to fill the barrel).

The inspectors made us remove cabinets, cut holes in drywall, and dig a trench in a finished basement so they could inspect. 

Hello BP,I'm looking at a couple of properties that meet a lot of the basic criteria that I want for my first potential investment and am starting to dig a little deeper and taking a harder look at them as possible rentals.