It seems to be in good shape, with updated electrical, mechanicals, and roo.

What you are proposing is theoretically possible but depends on (1) how good of a deal it is (2) how much assignment fee spread there is, and (3) if the buyer the realtor is bringing is paying retail or also looking for a wholesale price.

The last big name that I knew that went up to 80% on anything was CIVIC and they are not doing new loans as of last week. 75% is seemingly a good target on a cash out refi for a DSCR loan, assuming credit is good and the property cash flows well. 

There's a very good chance the issue(s) you face have already been discussed and answered.Ask questions in the appropriate forum.

Of course yes I agree this is a business for goodness sake not a charity debt seeking organization in the first place. 

If it's not too much and they are good tenants, you can offer to split the expenses with them as a gesture of good will. 

Follow someone like David Greene that peels back the curtain on the good, the bad, and the ugly.

In my example, you are insured to replace the HIGHER quality product what was in the house before it was damaged.

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Good luck!