@Frank M. it depends on what type of loan it is, and I'd ask about the seasoning before rehabbing since I always want to know my timelines proactively not reactively.If you're looking at conventional Fannie/Freddie loans then they have a 0 day seasoning "delayed finance" product available to get up to the purchase price out on a cash purchase.Other FF loans require 6 months seasoning, and individual lenders may have their own overlays that require more.Portfolio loans the bank has their own requirements that they get to decide and it can be immediately if they choose to.

To co-invest with your 401K involves your custodian, and their process may cause unnecessary delays.

This also often happens for management expense.)Get copies of all utility bills for the last few years (3-5).Ideally, you want to see tax returns because the current owner is going to minimize the expenses he tells you but maximize the ones he tells the IRS.

Lessor shall not unreasonably withhold or delay such consent.5.ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

House is in good shape, need minimal to no repair.

I Have a great tenant that has occupied the property for nine years which is two years before I even purchased the property, she always pays the rent on time, and the repairs I've had to do to the apartment have been minimal, but she has a roommate that she is no longer getting along with and she would like to move her boyfriend into the apartment, but her roommate doesn't want to vacate voluntarily.

May be I will try that.Does a bank change asset manager for a property often to minimize people gaming the system?

A lot of companies have switched from selling to owner occupants to investors, in order to minimize compliance issues.

This allows us to make the best use of our time and minimize the inconvenience to our existing tenants.

2) Should I just do the minimal work to get it into a state where I can off-load it quick, but limit my potential for profit?