I can see the wisdom in that.I'm hoping to meet with a locally recommended mortgage broker today to explore some options.Your comment on the Rogers area definitely has some truth...that region is exploding!

I would also want to see the leases to see how long tenants have been in the property.

I have been researching the REIA in my area to find out about the meetings, look forward to going to them and meeting everyone, I would love to find a mentor, I really need the hands on, I need to actually 'see' the process to understand it more so than just reading about it, all the information is wonderful, just seeing it in action helps too.

My commercial lender want to see the tenant in the property on a year lease with full security and first months rent paid.

The seller and I actually have a good relationship and she asked if she could see the property when it was completed rehabbed.

Things like this are a puzzle, and you need more pieces to see the picture!

It is interesting to see the different styles.

If the bank still owns itFrom what I've learned here about making offers, I see the numbers this way:$125k ARV x 70% = 87,50087,500 - 20,000(repairs/updates) = $67.500.I would not offer any more than this.

I could not make it out to see the property that day, so I told them to present it to others and not let me hold them up.

Mathew, I cannot see the details of the report but we had a bunch of code violations in Long Beach and one of the best things was getting the simplest items taken care of first and letting the city know.