My best bet is that he's fell too far behind with payments with them so the house fell into Pre-Foreclosure.

We squeezed in a few private viewings before he had to leave town.

I'm hoping we can get sports betting but not counting on it either.

That's probably your best bet for the refinance.Otherwise, there are long-term asset-based lenders as well, but they're going to be a bit more expensive.

There may be other owner financing or private financing options in your area that require less down ,but I'm not familiar with your area so I can't say whether that is realistic or not.

Over the last year without much knowledge, I have made a few private investments as well as bought two of my own rental properties in Cleveland.

Right now, I evaluate about 25-50 properties per day and close on about 2-4 properties a month myself.We work with a really good group of private investors.

well mine is ancient history 1977 ish.. you could only get 80% financing in those days.the bank allowed a private second.. that's what HML did they did the 10% second as there was no rules against owner occ.. then the bank did the first and you had 10% down plus closing costs.but one year of income worked as well.

The way to grow is to find a private investor to assist.

Seems like Piermont and Sparkill may be my best bet for multi family homes.I did come across Rockland's REIA and had them on my calendar.