Non-QM lenders are asset based while Conventional lenders are credit based.Non-QM lenders focused solely on the following criteria when green lighting your deal:1-The ability of the property to cash-flow in terms of covering its underlining debt; or its ability ti appraise with ARV that covers the debt if you are flipping.2-The credit of the borrower (660 or higher, preferably above 700)3- Your liquidity (do you have 3-6 months of liquid assets) after you close on the property.That's it!!

Is anyone familiar with Chester South Carolina in terms of investing?

In terms of infrastructure and general home knowledge I think I’m pretty competent, but in the accounting, investments strategy/lender side I am not.

I saw this post and I was interested to see what you were looking for out of a single family rental in terms of location, price, etc.

Confirm that the provider has experience with the particular investments in which you intend to invest your retirement funds as you very likely will have questions in terms of the mechanics (e.g. how do you invest in real estate, etc.).4.

My initial thought was to have him arrange a way to just deal directly with his siblings in terms of payment. 

The financial institution (the owner) decides which bids are the best in terms of price, terms, and best chance of closing the quickest.

The best time to sell is when everyone is buying and cashing in at the top is key.You can scale your portfolio much faster by selling and trading up or flipping and developing commercial properties.It’s a personal goal centered decision but in terms of growth you can compound the cash faster than the equity.

I'm looking into the prospect of including properties in NW Indiana in my rental property portfolio and I'm curious what you all are seeing in terms of where the most development is happening?

You get what you pay for usually so in terms of brand loyalty I look for who will offer me the best deal at the present time.