In most situations, it's almost all junk and I dispose of it as such.3.

I think the interpersonal dynamics would be hard tomanage with non-students in this situation.

2) We have reasoned in past discussions that there is not necessarily a true 'shortage' of housing....it is often more of a situation where people cannot live exactly where they want to. 3) Of course everyone wants to live close to work, close to downtown, etc....but not everyone gets to have that luxury. 

Would a 203k loan work in this situation or do I have to apply for a personal loan? 

I have seen many situations where a tenant in an upstairs apartment would leave their window open in the winter because they were hot while the tenant downstairs kept the thermostat up.

Hi All,I am looking for deal structure suggestions on a unique situation that involves a home held in trust.I have a seller who owns and rents out an SFR that has an FMV of $~2M.  

And yes: the pictures should form, sequentially, a walking tour through the property (building on your "flow" concept).No only are you correct on each item, but I can't stress enough their importance and significance. 

It's hard to give you advice without knowing more about your situation and the loan.

Many people buy stressed properties in cash or using hard money loans at HIGHER rates than that.

Looking forward to hearing everyone's input and if you have any advice or recommendations getting started with the situation we have.