I suspect there is only more underlying issues waiting to be found once you start breaking walls down.

The suspect might come clean with a photo.

I’m in Dallas, TX We use a realtor to market our properties, and they end up putting it on the MLS and other services like Zillow.I suspect it depends on the neighborhood and price point as well, we generally put our properties near the top of the market. 

They knew I was in FL and I suspect that they didn't think we would be checking in on them like we did.

I suspect it's non-QM based on the rate quoted so in that case you should find out why he/she didn't quote you a rate from a QM and what factors they are relying on to determine that you don't qualify for a QM if that is indeed the case.

That's what I suspected. 

While frustrating for me as a host as well, I suspect the the idea here is not so much to do the minimum, as much as it is to ensure security of the user’s info across what appears to be (someone correct me if I wrong here) an unauthenticated .ICS calendar subscription feed.

if I had stayed in on the 350 doors I had amassed we were just about to go to self insured..if you have no debt and no requirements.. something to think about.. although your in an area were wind and I suspect hail damage is a real factor.. so if you did have that really bad storm and 20 of your houses got hit at once that could be an issue.  

But depending on your credit and situation they can be a good bridge loan for a few years until you are able to refinance with a regular bank loan that has lower payments.So I would recommend asking around and networking with other hard money and private lenders; I strongly suspect you will find one that meets your needs.If you don’t, let me know and I may be able to connect you with a few, or you could attend a local real estate meet up such as RIREIG in Rhode Island or Black Diamond REI in southern Massachusetts.

This will of course make the tenant unhappy but I suspect you’ll be terminating their occupancy in any event.