Also, worked with Cameron at ProCo Insurance who also provided a great insurance policy at a very good premium on the home.

Quote from @Cameron Moore: Sounds to me like the sellers did make a claim and decided to take the money and not rebuild the property back to 100%.

@ Bok O I agree with @Cameron Lamming.To start, I would suggest you seek out hotel owners that are seeking investors for their project.

U dont have to wait for the Senior loan to wipe you out and they may just pay on the note  There is a one case brewing right now that is interesting that would have a special seat in prison as there is an investor who allegedly (not accusing anyone just reading what the court docs accusation is) to simplify had an agreement/loan from one entity and used a separate entity which had investors money in it as the guarantor....So put another way for people to understand, say you have one MF syndication (call it MFA) with investors and a bank loan, and the sponsor pledged funds from a different syndication/entity/project as collateral (call it MFB).

Brown in her complaint does not identify any allegation that refutes that funding was unavailable.

Brown in her complaint does not identify any allegation that refutes that funding was unavailable.

And, alleging your response deflecting her challenge. 4) You DM'd me asking to delete Melanie's posts. 5) You are the most prolific contributor in this multifamily forum. 

@Charlie Cameron Yes my name is very common so I'm used to being confused with another Neal Patel!

Between the quote and the works allegedly being carried out by the PMC I paid for a home inspection.

Hey Cameron,There isn't a definite answer as to if renting or flipping is better; each method has its pros and cons.