I’m addition we accommodate local and out of state buyers with off market and deeply discounted properties often for rentals and flips.

If you are looking into investment properties, many of the DSCR lenders will accommodate you just fine.

Talk to the listing agent to find out the sellers motivation and work in terms to accommodate the motivation.I was recently in a highest and best situation and the seller took my offer, which was $10k lower than the highest price because I said I would clean out the house for her.

The fear there in that is that I will eventually have to downgrade my accommodations as rents rise into the $3k+ range, whereas if I buy I don't have to worry about rising rents.

The no. of beds my property can accommodate is no more than 8 beds.

We have two boards, so we can accommodate a large group.

They're going to either accept the lower of its appraised value or the purchase price.Yes, there are some hard money lenders that will accommodate longer-term investments, but the down payment required is going to be around 40%.

Also I'm sure if you told your architect how much you'd ideally want to spend they could tell you if it's a good budget/accommodate.

You are required to at the tenants own cost allow "reasonable accommodation".

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