I'm a web designer by trade and was stopped cold...I have a question which REALLY I suppose no one but me and my lawyer can answer but I think some feedback from some super smart BP'rs would be helpful!

And then if you get a commercial loan, you might be able to do the appraisal as income approach, instead of comparable sales (I don't know for sure)

How often are you guys using Designers in your flips?

The act wasn't intentional, but should I still approach them about paying some of the bill or taking a portion of the bill from their security deposit?

He's in Texas and is incredibly helpful, knowledgable, and investor-friendly, with tons of experience working with RE investors and helping them with various refinancing approaches.

If they had another offer very close to yours and that person is still interested they might just cancel the contract.Assuming you get the place with the tenants there - I'd approach ignoring their debt, that's not your problem.

Account ClosedAs an independent contractor, you can design your business any way you wish.

Anyone else out there approach decision makers in this fashion?

Would the approach then need to be that I have all these properties registered under my name?

Some may like the long term approach, not to mention the cash distributions that they get with multi but not flips.