The term, structure, LTV, and rate for bridge loans will vary by lender.

Cash for keys, while unpleasant from a moral standpoint, is often the better choice from a cost benefit analysis standpoint.

As a long-term, it looks like I could rent for $1,400/month.

Regarding payment terms, the seller wants 10% at the reservation of asset (this month), 10% in a couple of month, and the balance at the signing of the deed of sale in December.

In addition to being a long-term real estate investor I have been a commercial/res appraiser, historic property renovator/contractor, property mgr and more so I don’t mind properties with issues as long as they are fixable and priced accordingly, and my investments are all about the numbers (NOI/Equity).

Hi everyone,I’m reaching out to see if anyone has experience dealing with local regulations that seem to overstep property ownership rights. Lately, I’ve been encountering some challenges with municipalities imposing ...

You can explain that any changes to the lease must be carefully considered, as you want to maintain the original terms that protect your interests.If you decide to allow the change, you could draft an addendum stating that each tenant is responsible for their own rent.

I'm not sure whether this is a deal that's worth it, or even how to think about the benefit of a property that will not cash flow for 15-20 years.  

Quote from @Ravi Ramu: Hello Everyone,I'm hoping to get some advice on obtaining a short-term rental (STR) permit in Tobyhanna Township.

So you should definitely check them out, maybe get in a conversation to understand their monthly returns for long-term projects.