Jim in the commercial arena they care more about the income of the property to qualify the asset instead of the credit score of the borrower.In the residential market qualifying with bad credit is much tougher.Banks are highly regulated now on the commercial side and are very strict.You might want to take the cash after selling and parlay that into larger commercial deals.You could also use a private investor as some would loan you money with the properties paid off as collateral.

I wager a $2 bill he'll say no.

After getting an attorney for another business venture, I was able to parlay information on the rental and he fully supported my actions.  

If I was a wagering-man and such things could be reasonably quantified I would guess the price is close to 103% of UPB.  

I'd wager your rehab numbers are low.  

You might even be able to parlay your knowledge into a course and teach it to others!

I own 550k worth of class C multifamily units. They where value add projects, I’ve rebuilt 9 units. I am ready for a larger challenge. I ve always self financed however If I want to experience explosive growth will I ...

We are in the process of implementing direct mail campaigns parlayed with cold calling and follow up emails. 

You then parlay that into more and more properties, and that's a springboard to building massive wealth!

I'd wager the previous tenants just never mentioned the issues and there was not a detailed walk-through prior to the current tenants moving in.