BP seemed to have deleted my post so I am attempting again..Tell us about the duplex you re buying.

As @Brian Gibbons shared his concern too, I'm wondering why you would attempt to complete transaction (1) before the current record owner/mortgagor has finalized their loan mod?  

However, I'm astounded to still discover that although most of the business owners that I know have bona fide, real, not canned websites and others either have none or a cursory attempt to check a box on the checklist-type of website.  

Hi Everyone, I'm in the early stages and still attempting to put together a plan of action.

My thoughts:1) Attempt to purchase the turnkey properties using seller financing or lease-to-owner, or possibly a low money down Hard Loan.

If you attempting to get back money after repaying the private lender, then many lenders have a waiting period for a cash out loan.  

I am currently attempting to buy a foreclosure in Vail for a live in flip with a VA loan.

The buyer said they were concerned with cash flow and could put more down so the seller attempted to satisfy their request by giving them their desired rate, but requiring a higher down in return.

As a matter of fact so that the leak doesn't go as bad, I have this new habit of lowering down the showerhead as much as possible having my body very close to the wall which is very discomforting every time I take the showers...Considering these factors would I be made responsible for the costs to get this fixed?

As far as I've been able to find, attempting to purchase through a corporate entity will make it much more difficult for you to get a loan.