He provides word for word SCRIPTS, recommendations about when to make an appt to see the property and when not to, what to say to absentee owners, how to handle objections, everything.

Please keep us updated throughout as I'd love to see the finish product.

I verbally told her (while distracted on some other matter) that I did not mind as long as there was no insurance issues (meaning that she was insured and took 100% responsibility of any injury in the house as also stated in the contract).Today she called me to ask if I need to see the income of her friend (what I think is her business partner) since she will be helping her out to take care of the kids...To summarize the post... my concern is that (all that not informed directly) they are attempting to form a Daycare at the house and I informed that before they move forward with their plans.

I can see the sellers point if you only gave the seller one dollar to tie up their property, and you bring so call buyers might spook the tenants in moving.

I do not see the need for them anymore.

I would agree with Lyall, I would really like to see the before pictures or video included in the video.

If they follow 506b, they can not advertise the investments and you can not see the projects until YOU tell them you are accredited.

The buyer would have to be prepared to pay the difference between the appraised value and the purchase price, but who knows, maybe the appraiser will "see" the additional value.If the rent does not pay the mortgage, IMO, you are better off staying there.

I don't see the LTV mentioned on the closing documents anywhere but I'm sure it met that limitation.

It only sucks if you get caught ;)You could have to redo work or open walls for them to see the work that was done.