Basically, I'm told by lenders left and right that I'm a great risk, but other than Chase, I'd have to put more down.The bottom line:Why am I getting so much variation in my responses from banks?

I've never lived anywhere where they have coops, so never dealt with them.There area a few other variations.

However this isn't likely to work with a listed property.Perhaps a variation like "If I took over your payments until I get the property refinanced does that work for you?"

You will probably find that the proposals you receive have a large range/variation.

A variation is to get a job working for a handyman.

I've seen ridiculous variations on appraisals, especially from appraisals from sellers who have hired one before they sell to the one that the buyer gets from their lender.

What's left is variations of those main concepts, or a simple repackaging/renaming of them.

It is allows investors to see differentiation between companies and that is exactly how we have grown so fast.Whether an investor wants to build his own team, invest in town, invest out of town, by turnkey or some variation of all these mentioned, the decision for what is best for an investor has to be made in the investors mind and not by what is available.

I'm not familiar with your local market, but your numbers are very similar to a deal I just picked up with the minor variation that I paid $109k for it and it is 3400 sqft with a 2 bd and a 3 bd.

A lease option can be a variation of a subject to...Once you've taken over the existing financing, what you do with it afterwards is really up to you... fix and flip, hold, lease option, etc.I'm new, but that's the way I understand it.