None of this never happened.For a company with a 12-year lending history, Norada Capital Management has only one $4,000,000 Reg D filing from 2020, which appears inadequate considering a 2012 start date and almost four years since the last filing.Santarelli also claims in the same YouTube video that Norada Capital Management has been making loans since 2012 with no default history, re-lending money received from investors and maintaining a perfect record over 12 years.

My current focus - what is the process once a family member/individual has passed and lets just say in a perfect world probate has been filed and the respective family is now thinking about selling the property.

It’s a game-changer for getting into a 2-4 unit property with low or no down payment—perfect for scaling.You’re doing all the right things—learning, networking, and making moves.

Hi - you sound like a perfect candidate for the "DSCR Loan" option - its the loan type thats popular wwith investors and one of the big reasons why is the exact situation you are describing - running into DTI troubles. 

The acquisition price and scope of renovations aligned perfectly with our strategic goals.

This is the perfect situation for this.A third question would be, "is this his only property, and if not, are the other properties also paid off?". 

Are you looking for near perfect credit, or are you open to some dings? 

I have seen properties show up as far as ~$50k lower in annual revenue than in realized income, so know that the numbers aren't always perfect!

There's no perfect software out there.

Homes rarely sell as quickly as their owners think they will, even when the owner is sure the home is priced perfectly.5.