Personally, I prefer mine closer at hand.

They have ONE year of experience, as opposed to my choice with 14 years. the other bms like them because they will plan events...I said if we wanted parties we could hire an events planner.

So I KNOW he's lost any interest in my well being, not that he ever had any.My choices are:1.

unfortunately your best best on this one is the "preferred" lender in the community, since that lender has internally accepted the project up to a certain % of units.

That gives you a larger comfort zone, economically.It sounds to me like a very good choice for a property to buy and hold

And a short sale is usually the last choice on the lender's list of options, only slightly better than an actual foreclosure.

Preferred returns?

You can't compare Ohio to California, it's two different demographics, locations and situations.NYC is seeing new high's for selling prices still... because there is little new land for more condos (supply) and people want to live in the city (demand) and have the means to pay for it (demographics)Demand and Supply.......... why do you think its cheaper to buy out in the middle of nowhere....then it is in a congested suberb right outside the city....Economics 101 In the end its a personal preference.. why anyone would pay $500k for a 2 bed house is the wrong question.. because its all relative to location,location,location Asking why anyone would pay 500K for a house in _________ (ie. detriot) would be a better question

Pretty sure both those first choices are loan fraud, unless everything is disclosed to the lender and the lender agrees.A rehab loan or hard money loan with a rate-and-term refi is your best bet, IMHO.

You will want to do yellow letters and emphasize the benefits you offer landlords:-Elimate tenant hassles and headaches forever-No more chasing tenants to pay the rent-We never charge any fees or commissions -We can close on the date of your choice-We will buy your house “as-is”-It doesn’t matter if the property is vacant or occupied