And if the car had cosmetic or mechanical issues, you'd want a price break for those, too.Before buying my first investment property I had bought and fixed up cars to help pay my way through college.

They splash out of steaks, a new grill, etc.And if they win big, they get a new car, etc.If you earn $100k, you spend $100k.People cannot break that cycle of spending everything they have.And despite all these gurus pretending it's easy, this is still a rich man's (and woman) game and it takes money to play this game. 

Were considering for my portfolio the B2R / Dwell Finance or whatever entity they're operating under but this isn't cool - can completely break the feasability of a deal shortening the term like that for Elvin or the hand-tying aspects that Thomas has pointed out.  

If you don't get a good sense that you can form a trusting relationship with them, then likely not the team you want to get into business with.This has been said many times in these forums before, it doesn't matter how good a property looks on paper, it's the PM that can make or break the investment.   

Or, at least make some phone calls to realtors during your lunch break?

What if there is break in the chain of title further in history.

I had a break in (forced entry to a window).  

@Stephan Haas most of the time you cant recover things out of toilets without breaking themi once had to take out toilet to get out tube of toothpaste

You'll be more relaxed and your body language and attitude will be congruent with what you are in the inside.

They are basically cats in dog bodies.