I'm just a guy finally posting on BP after years of reading while I built my business but I just wanted to offer your a different angle to look at the problem and say, "how much would it be to buy the shell house and roof it?"

And I dont have to tolerate someone with no clue of what a project is about starting to offer useless forecastings about success rates.

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I'm a newbie landlord I've decided to offer my property as a medium-term rental (typically 1 to 6 months).

They seem to offer more flexibility when it comes to financing deals.

Some lenders are more flexible and willing to offer multiple extension options, while others may have stricter terms.Borrower's creditworthiness and track record: Lenders are more likely to grant extension options to experienced borrowers with strong credit and a proven history of successful multifamily investments.

I just recently partnered with a lender who has agreed (after much convincing on my part) to offer 100% financing to wholesalers to be able to close on their deals.

so a buyer purchases an investment property at 80% LTV, wants to sell and realizes his best chance to sell is to offer subject-to.  

Ask him how much he would like to offer the buyers from his commission and offer to match it.It sounds like the buyer is looking for a new build after going to contract on an old house.

Texas has a lot to offer, and it sounds like you’re on the right track!

Sit down with a few loan officers and see what they have to offer.