You guys rock 😎

I got an introductory rate of 1.99% for 9 months then 4% or 4.25% thereafter.Sounds like you're caught between a rock and a hard place.

Whatever the situation is, it would definitely need to be reasonable and not raise red flags. 

I think I have solved the problem, just waiting for a rain to prove it before recovering the trench with concrete.Plan for my company:Real Estate investment is not my end point, and I believe with the proper plan I can skip the standard "buy 4 green houses, and turn them into one red hotel" method.

I want the subsurface clean and prepped for tile and in some cases I use red guard for extra insurance. 

My budget is $75-90K and I am considering the following neighborhoods; McKees Rocks, Sharpsburg, and Oakland/East End.

- What systems will be a red flag to you?

Market dependednt....but I personally would never rent a place w/o a DW...Yes, they can sometimes be a pain....or cause water damage..... but the risk is tinyWhat next...no washer/dryer....just supply a bucket, a scrub board and a rock?

The property might be on a slab and you want to build a basement but there is bed rock underneath, is there a formula for that?

if its just to get into title and you have another buyer then transactional funding is what your looking for we do this all the time.. for certain vendors.. but you need rock solid end buyer..