Tenants in a rental property have shared concerns and complaints about neighbors of the property.

It is at https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/6547/49892-lan...What needs to concern all of us is that (1) this is just the beginning with new HUD rules and (2) we must now develop complicated rules that might not pass statistical scrutiny by HUD.

Regarding your hold strategy, are you concerned with not "outperforming the market"?

Never have dealt with people this freshly arrived, with no local ties(Typically there is an established relative where I can check their bushiness affairs).My largest concern is criminal checks.

I applaud your determination, energy and attitude, the only concern I have is that you seem to be sold on gurus!

He was trying to say also that while they can and while you should be aware that they can, they may not and that because they may not, you should not be afraid to take a property subject to the existing lien if that clause is your only concern.

Even the landscaping was quite nice.My only real concern was that there were some foundation, wet basement, and mold issues.  

@Jack Forester, I no longer do lease options because I am concerned about complying with Dodd-Frankenstein.

Just based on what you posted, my concern is that some unscrupulous lender might try to get you to pay the $2k "processing fee" and/or the $5k "flat fee" (whatever that is) up front, and then just take off with your money and never fund the LOC.A few other quick thoughts as I read what you posted:- What are the terms of the LOC? 

There's a dispute concerning either the validity of a trust, the terms of the trust, condition of title or implementation of the terms contained in the trust by the fiduciary (trustee or successor trustee).