He said it wasn't possible since the loan had to be related to a legitimate business and had to be used for things such as purchasing inventory, equipment, buildings (not rentals), etc. 

I see this as my ticket to getting some real cash to start a legitimate real estate business going forward with capital to rent to own and flips. 

Yep, water spins the opposite way; I legitimately had a (semi)domesticated kangaroo that lived in my front yard growing up; and yes, even our plants try and kill you. 

I don't ever remember even speaking to this borrower so not sure if he is legitimate or not.

Anyways, Am I expecting too much in the 5 days or are my concerns legitimate and do I need to have a come to Jesus talk with my property manager?

We don't live close enough to set traps and dispose of mice ourselves, is there some legitimate way to permanently deter mice from entering other than a team of cats? 

I had an 85 year old woman try to physically assualt me when I showed up to put stakes in the driveway to keep her moving truck from running over the septic tank and line, which was a legitimate concern because they had driven over it when moving her in.

I've lived in Asia for years and the Central Banks of the respective countries have the legitimate right to ask what is the source of funds, and what's the money being used for. 

Wanted to see what anyone else's thoughts are but let's say I found a broken down house, contacted the owner, and got my offer accepted. 1) Where do I get a legitimate contract to give to him with inspection and financing contingency. 

If your tenant has less to legitimately complain about than the rest of the people s/he works with, sooner or later you're going to end up with a waiting list of future tenants.