Some times they do things that appear very stupid because they need to comply with some (arguably arbitrary) rule.Ralph R has a good idea that might solve your short-term loan issue. 

"I don't want to rent to you" is a non-arguable statement.

Arguably, you can’t even sue to collect on a commission in this case, even if you have a signed contract.The second weakest position is being a licensed broker in the dealA middling strong/weak position is being the middleman in a double/simultaneous closing.A stronger position is to be able to take down the deal with outside financing and then “flip” it to an interested buyer.Finally, the strongest position to be in is to be able to complete the purchase yourself using only your own cash.Note that you don’t have to actually close with your own cash, or even close in your name.  

Arguably just as tough as individual property evaluations.You will also be required to be an accredited investor (google it) in most cases.

Arguably she has an addendum. 

You picked arguably the 3 best years to use as your example, so let's see where you sit over the 10 year haul.

Even if you get it, $1,495/m gross is arguably not a great return for its appraised value of $192k?

I found a mowing company that does it for $160 every week and arguably better than my guys did. 

The same can be said for South Wedge, but these spots seem to have slim pickings in terms of deals right now.Simply put my observance is that right now only the only good deals are arguably class D neighborhoods. 

A condo conversion will cost a lot in both time and money, arguably more than rehabbing units.A condo conversion can create issues with your current lender, as you noted.A condo conversion exposes you to a different kind of lending risk.