What I did to be better at networking is to take baby steps and continuously go to networking events to build up your “social muscle”.

Generally with Subject to, if seller were to declare bankruptcy, you lose all equity/ownership of the property, correct?    

I think so, I do think it can be developed, honed, and strengthened like any muscle.

I.E. seller declares bankruptcy, etc. 

Calling people obnoxious and declaring yourself objective while insulting folks who think things such as war has a huge impact on capital markets is not above the fray, in my humble opinion.FYI other then that I agreed with much of what you said,

If this is the case, then this means that we won't be able to qualify at all, even though the business only declared a 1,300 loss and is generating 100,000s of thousands of revenue per year.

Full documentation. 1.Purchase contract, your new fire insurance declarations page, and preliminary title report.  2.Past two years IRS returns 2022 2023 the net income after expenses, with paychecks past 30 days or profit and or loss 2024 year to date3. your bank statements for 2 months showing you have the down payment in your name, 4.

Arizona is no different, as the state of Arizona requires you to declare your property as a rental to the county assessor for your property taxes.

Allow me to explain.In the search engines their algorithms have specific formulas they look for in declaring what page rank they will assign to each site based on their relevance and the relevance others feel they contribute.

Are you seriously considering loaning money to someone who you think might declare bankruptcy and not pay you back?