The primary difference in the 2 offerings lies in how the Sponsor can advertise the deal AND what verification/documentation is required.

Any advice on how to secure the deal another way or input on how to proceed.No deal is worth lying for.

Most of my students have believe two lies.1.

contractors lie lol

In China, it has felt to me that many don't think it is wrong to lie, cheat, steal.

Don't lie or even avoid the truth. 

I see that there are other options, but I'll go view the property prior to buying that seems to be where the best outcome lies.

There are intuitive reasons why suburbs have steadily grown, and as technology increasingly enables us to over come the logistical effects of distance (the COVID-19 social experiment will noticeably extend this ability) we also become less concerned about the logistics of distance in favor of quality-of-life for our families.Appreciation is where the most money is made, and the fast-growth areas are where the most appreciation occurs (for 10+ years).

It does not need to appear in the indices for it to impart notice and purchasers take subject to it.One does not need to be an attorney to search, and more importantly in my opinion, examine title, but to do it correctly one needs time and training in the county and state where the property lies. 

I'll state a bunch of facts and then ask my questions:-  Tenant lives on the 2nd floor of a 3 floor house that is a legal duplex-  My father occupies the 3rd-floor space of the duplex, which is basically an efficiency-  The electricity for the 2nd and 3rd floor are on the same meter-  After moving in, the tenant could not put electricity in her own name due to credit issues-  I setup the electric account in my name and added to the lease that the tenant is responsible for anything over 50.00, which my           father  pays as part of the electric and is more than his fair share of the bill-  The tenant lied on her rental application about having an eviction, which I did not know was underway when she moved in.