If they don't know about your lien, I don't know that it would make the cut. 

Zillow did not allow me to simply list the property, as I have done for years. 

I am assessing a deal for a 2 unit building.A commercial space on the bottom and residential on top.I am confident of improvement costs and my eventual cash flow.Regarding assessing the value of the deal.Normally, I would simply divide my cash flow (which includes mortgage payments) by the down payment to get a return.However, because of the condition of the building and the better deal I can get I plan on buying the property cash then improving it and then refinancing to get most of my cash back.My big question is that going all cash and planning on a refinance is riskier than mortgaging upfront and only risking your down payment.But I am not sure how to calculate this risk.(1)What are some risks to my cash that is tied up before I refinance?

not sure if there would be enough demand.. and of course most syndications you need to be accredited and many times accredited folks simply don't need help they did not become accredited because they cant look and anaylys a deal but many are also busy and would like to pay a small fee to have it all summarized for them   what do you think ?

I am simply stating why I am contacting them (using their personal name and property address) and why it can benefit them and I.

Ethereum, which has a practical business application in that it provides a platform to build decentralized applications, which is THE GOLD MINE BEHIND BLOCK CHAIN, as opposed to Bitcoin which is simply a currency).All that said, that's just my opinion (strongly based on my work experience and research) and the future could prove me dead wrong.

Lenders simply give the "clear to close" letting all parties involved (buyer, seller, agents, attorneys, title rep) know that a closing can be scheduled.Your agent will be responsible for vetting your buyers to make sure they have a pre-approval and can even ask for proof of funds.

The 70% rule is simply used to quickly rule out properties that just aren't deals.

I don't see how simply buying materials on 10/8 would reset their 90 day clock, especially if they were already fired on 8/8.

Sometimes it simply creates a weakness at the joints, which leaks later.