I believe you'll find this to be one of the finest resources available for improving your real estate smarts and skills.First off, you're referring to a "subject-to" transaction, wherein an investor purchases a property that already has underlying financing on it by leaving that financing in place.

I leaned that from my lawyer who I called to refer me to an “investor friendly” attorney.

I am glad this site pools all of the good information into a concise manner and makes it easy to read.

When I got one with them a couple years ago, they required 12 months seasoning.  80% LTV was pretty easy to get. 

. - For quick and dirty, I just reference the tax assessment.

This thread illustrates why it’s not so easy to do a BRRR as everyone thinks.

I looked at some of the designated OZs near my area so I could get a point of reference for the kinds of neighborhoods that would be in play.

HR people are easy to talk to.Sending a blind email will just get lost in the shuffle.The HR department will probably have someone that is working with the other departments that will handle job transfers and relocations.

If you are consistent, it is pretty clean and easy.

The issue with this business model is these tenants are not easy to find and the less desirable the neighborhood and the lower the price range becomes very difficult to find a suitable tenant.