If you are the broker, check with your E&O insurance provider to see if they will cover you for this type of transaction. 

Let me know if I can provide you with a great referral!

Feel free to reach out, I can provide references from my past clients.  

Hi Vishal- It is quite difficult to source lenders who will provide a loan amount under $100k.

Either by obtains his own information, verifying the information provided by the seller, or hiring an expert to evaluate.  

But doing $700/month provides a 30-35% annual return on investment (down payment) even with some minor repairs.  

I would connect with a local realtor . the mls would provide all of this information 

Here’s my FavoriteThat Don Konipol, @Chris Seveney, and @Jay Hinrichs don’t know what they’re talking about but the paid actor with no experience hired as the front man guru by the real estate “education” marketer operating out of Las Vegas charging $40,000 for the “platinum” level mentorship is providing not only correct information but all the education anyone needs to successfully quit their job and earn financial freedom by brokering mortgage notes. 

Areas with lower sales volume and inventory are often highly desirable but provide few potential opportunities for flips and have a ton of competition.

I kind of assumed that lenders evaluate the property based off income and that the previous tax returns for the property would be worthwhile to provide them?