If representing the Seller I would Never advise them to do a sub2 deal as there are severe risks for the seller....unless they were very desperate and facing immediate foreclosure, maybe. 

Is anyone else out there facing the same issue.

I am not saying we are not facing a serious & severe pandemic right now.

I remember back in the late-90s when Internet stocks were soaring -- but companies that barely existed were getting billion-dollar valuations and IPO were jumping 1000% in a day.A couple years later, everyone was saying, "I'm not sure how it wasn't obvious to everyone that the market was broken and it all had to come crumbling down?"

Option A - The only detriments to this compared to B are 5% LTV difference, 0.5% origination fee, and a shorter fixed rate portion.I'd probably roll with the 7-year ARM with the local bank and build a killer business with them. 

You may have to face competition for right listing.

At a high level, he believes the lot will meet the needs of this project based on his level of familiarity with the property, but one of our first DD steps will be to have a face-to-face (social distancing, of course) with his team to discuss in more detail what we plan to do, and get a proforma of project cost. 

You have to know how much you will be eligible for so you don't face problem for refinancing the loan.

Hi BP community!Iam a student just completed my studies in construction project management from fanshawe college in London, Ontario ( Canada) migrated from India in 2018. I am very firm to became a real estate inve...

I also have three smaller MF properties in PA.I have been facing challenges in refinancing the property.