Without it I have no doubt they would still be out there promising big loans to folks that have NO hope of getting them.. but can cobble 10k together for their dream...

Then again, perhaps we give him the benefit of the doubt and innocently inquire as to whether this was just a doggy playdate and the second one doesn't actually live there. 

LLC), you must have at least one elected manager who is individually licensed to act as the primary broker for the business entity.If you are willing to find someone with a broker license to be an elected officer/partner for a split of commission, then your plan might work.When in doubt about licensing, it's probably better to ask the Dept of Commerce rather than risk fines or possible license revocation.

There was an empty fifty gallon trash can full of cement that took more than two men to move.

Account ClosedHere are some very intriguing quick facts to further cement our points:http://www.bayareaeconomy.org/bay-area-fast-facts/

@Vida Novak  survey property to establish if you really have a problem  if its just two city lots and the house faces them.. then I highly doubt access or easement to the property is an issue.In most jurisictions the house is grandfathered in and unless your getting an Alta policy of title insurance.. a CLTA will suffice.. its the owner of the remaining lot that is fubared in this instance.. city will not make you move house or anything else like that.I bought a tax sale parcel once in CA. and the neighboring house was half way on to my lot.. we did have to have a trier of fact make a ruling and all he made them do was pay me fair market value for the lot..  

If so, how do I go about asking for that type of loan.Seller financing is an option but doubtful because the owner wants out.  

The eviction is obviously a red flag, but you can give them the benefit of the doubt.

I can't help but say that I kinda doubt the "structural integrity of the building is impaired". 

I doubt a tenant that intends to sue will care whether you carry a mortgage or not.