I referred him to a LO who I think can do it in time. 

BUT I was just offered exactly this scenario by an LO and was curious because he did that openly and upfront (I have an email from him saying this).

It's all changing due to gentrification just don't know how lo you'd like to wait for it.

https://snmc.com/lo/aaronchapman/As for insurance, I don’t feel as confident that I’ve found the best yet.  

Thats a lo of expense for 1 unit.

@Sinisa Marovic @Victor Zhou @Charlie Yu @Vincent Lo @Josiah Harder @David Durkie @Cascade Tong @Marie Tai

Sometimes problems are found, and, lo and behold, the inspector just happens to know the right person to fix it.

.* The day after giving a L/O, the consumer can record it as a deed with vendor's lien.* Annual and ongoing compliance issues are strenuous and the penalties for non-compliance are draconian. * The owner gives up the ability to do an eviction if the consumer or JP knows anything about executory contracts.This is just starters. 

Ultimately it is an appraiser you need to sell, not me or your LO, and as always with sales good products are easier to sell. 

With the local bank branch manager sending 5 simple/vanilla/W2 people to the bank's LO every day (many of whom honestly shouldn't refinance truth be told, but the bank branch's profit margin, which the branch manager is responsible for, says everyone should always refinance), why would they bother with a complicated scenario like yours?