You can google the "200% Rule" and "95% Rule" for more information.  

Secondly, transparency is key—ensure the lender provides clear information about all fees and costs involved line by line.

I door hang them and look up the owners of record and use skip trace to get phone numbers emails or other contact information.

I just got off the phone with one of his sells reps and couldn’t get enough information on whether it was worth taking the chance of buying it. $5,000.00 is a lot of money for a “it might work” chance. 

If the argument for lower buyers broker compensation is that the information is more readily available to buyers, isn't the same true for individual brokers and brokerages?

Any information would be appreciated!

It would be nice to know what my options are, in full, so I can make the most informed decision possible. 

I was looking for any information on that area as far as it being a good investment area for long term rentals.

I'm finding conflicting information online.If it is considered a disqualified transaction, is there a legal way to make it work?

Then google those names to get their contact information to see if they are interested in selling and on what terms.I tried this on a couple of properties with mixed success.