There will be two tax keys and the "lot" will actually be a limited common element appurtenant to each building rather than having an actual separate lot for each building.His intent is to sell these properties to investors interested in holding them as rental properties.

A few days ago the appraiser - 3rd party person contracted by the bank - contacted me with the intentions of setting up an appointment to inspect the property.

A partial solution would be for the wholesaler to disclose his intentions to the seller before any contracts are signed.

Right now you have no idea if landlord or tenant lost their keys, intentionally gave their keys to a shady dude to rob the place or what went down....

The property is currently in the 15 day first look for OO and I will be writing with the intention of owner occupying.

If you don't have the means and intentions to close, then you shouldn't be putting houses under contract whether they are on the MLS or not.

My obvious intention is to attract new investors.

I remember 20 years ago when I was a commercial underwriter, we used to live and breathe by D&B and Paydex scores.

I have made a few posts regarding my intentions down the road through real estate investing.

My intention is to use conventional finance on this deal with 20% down, then refi as soon as possible and repeat the process.