Further details below.Home was foreclosed on in December, and my offer was accepted April 22nd.

My offer is accepted and now I get to know that owner occupancy is less than 50%Can anyone suggest any lender who would finance such a property ?

My offer is accepted and now I get to know that owner occupancy is less than 50%Can anyone suggest any lender who would finance such a property ?

Mainly, we have to accept their internal opinion of value for the ARV (After-Repaired Value).  

Here's the back story...I have an "accepted" offer from someone who I thought had power of attorney to sell a single family house that was put into a trust.

Same as lending, syndication or landlording... they seem to accept the idea better if I have tried it and proved that it works.

But I can't bring myself to accept a negative cash flow in the meantime, just on principle - it seems a lot more like speculation (Kiyosaki taught me better, lol).Anyway, thanks for sharing.

I would like to know what the general consensus on digital signatures is, and if you accept them do you have rules on what constitutes a valid signature (ie does typing your name in a blank count, or only cryptographic signatures allowed).

The answer is No (provided you do not knowingly encourage or facilitate the behaviour).All of our tenants sign an acceptable use agreement - not that different than what you would find in a business or other such organisation - along with their lease.  

In your opinion, is it realistic to find a good PM who will accept managing in an area like this and do a good job.