@Chad V.This definitely aged well.

Note that if this goes well, I would want to continue making deals there.I don't think this is necessary in this day and age - plenty of direct lenders that can offer you good service and DSCR Loans for a wide variety of situations with competitive rates - easy to find here as well. 

The ideal asset allocation for someone in your financial position depends on various factors, including your age, risk tolerance, retirement goals, and current lifestyle.

Yes this is very common in trading of NPLs with very aged past due dates, which could be outside of the statute of limitations. 

It should not take 30 to 40 days to close a sale, it's the computer age and now thar they have ingrained themselves into the process so much they are feel they can take however long they want and we have let them.

What is the age and condition of the property?

We have two children under the age of 2 and very little Equity to tie up in a deal.

.: It's not just the age of the house.

Generally in this day and age its pretty easy to do quick due diligence (google, website, reviews, etc) to determine if a lender is reputable or not.Also - noting look straight from the NewFi websitehttps://newfi.com/dscr-loans/something is definitely off here if you were told you got a DSCR Loan and were required to provide tax returns to "qualify" - someone is not telling you the 100% truth which is certainly a flag to me. 

I am a week away from COE.Buyer's sewer inspection report came up with the following:"CAST IRON PRESENT: The age of the plumbing system should be taken into consideration.