Asking specifically when it comes to situations where tenants would rather have options similar to deposit cash or check at some bank.

:P There isn't anywhere near enough information in the original post to provide specific advice so I asked the poster to reach out.  10,000 foot overview the best advice would be to speak with a knowledgeable INDEPENDENT insurance agent and be as forthright as possible with your situation. 

Purchase price: $365,000 Cash invested: $115,000 Sale price: $530,000 Fix & Flip What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Is there a lender that will loan just the purchase price, collateralized on one of my properties (2nd position, well under 70% LTV) so I can bid on it? 

The financing contingency period is up tomorrow and it looks like they are going to back out, so I guess we will put the property back on the market as a cash-only purchase and see what happens. 

Purchase price: $125,000 Cash invested: $125,000 A while back, I found myself with an intriguing opportunity: a property priced at $125,000 that seemed ripe for investment.

Hi @Jackson Sincerbeaux,As a mortgage broker, I have noticed increased DSCR loan volume for purchases and refinances, at least for myself.

They are well off but are in a bind due to trying to sell their old house. they want to rent for a year and then purchase the house. what would be the best way to transfer ownership after the year?

2) PS specific home - We looked at a few and were intrigued by one that is a 3/2 (plus self sufficient ADU, former garage) with a nice pool, yard but 2/2 on city records.

I reached out to an architect that is familiar with the process & he said it could take up to 6 months.My advise to you as the buyer is that the purchase price should reflect the 6 months you'll have to wait to legally rent out both units.