I’ve combed through the forums and it seems like 1-2 years ago most lenders still needed 2 years income history on tax returns.

One thing I'll tell you is unless you're going through the property with a fine tooth comb, be prepared for a good six months of issues popping up.

OK, (thanks to Mr Combs) let me ask the question a different way. 

@Travis A Riggins Hey Travis, definitely comb through the forums because there's a lot of great information from people doing deals in these areas, two on this thread already for RVA.

Let's hope your company never faces litigation -- but in the unlikely event that you are up against a plaintiff with deep pockets and an iron-clad animus, their legal representation will be going through your Operating Agreement with a fine-tooth comb -- and going through a "DIY" site stands a high risk of leaving more 'chinks' in your armor than going through a real estate attorney. 

I'm looking at a multi family property that is currently classified under section 42 rules and will be for at least another 20 years - rent is locked in at low income rates and this won't be changing anytime soon.  Th...

The deals I’ve combed over have definitely fallen into those two categories.

They give away a lot of good free stuff to comb through.

@Brandon Combs Depending on your plans and timeline, it may make more sense to open a line of credit.

Go over the closing disclosures with a fine-tooth comb.