My question is this:Is there any way that I can purchase the property subject to the medical lien?

Offers may be subject to change without notice.

It's a whole separate subject I won't address here.In summary, if your IPS says you need more equity exposure, then put your $700k there. 

I put this in the subject but should've been more clear in the post...I intend to use the suite only for short term rentals, not long term.

If you own it less than a year the profit is taxes as ordinary income and is subject to whatever tax bracket you are in for your W-2 job.

Hi everyone,I'm just preparing to re-offer to a seller with another option, subject-to.

U tube on whatever real estate subjects you think people will subscribe to your channel.And I a sure there are many more avenues to create income in and around real estate other than being a landlord.

Each will have their own underwriting criteria, but categorically they will be looking at your experience and financial situation, along with the quality of the subject deal.The 'Network' tab on BiggerPockets is a fine place to start sourcing HMLs.I know organization is important when approaching lenders, so I'd most likely make an analysis to show the lender.Not sure what you mean by 'analysis', but this isn't likely to affect the lender's underwriting decision.

Then you have issues like this, directly from an current appraisal that basically says there is no way to value the property: "The problem with the MC data presentation is that the subject's submarket is so small, wild fluctuations can appear from period to period...

@Anthony Friday if you learn how to buy properties on seller financing and subject to, you could buy the properties with little to nothing down.