Good morning BP community. Looking for advice on how to structure financing for a deal I have under agreement. Background on me is 1 multi-fam in Boston and a vacation rental on Cape Cod - both cash flow positive sinc...

Hi Bigger Pockets, I am seeking to refinance my 1st BRRR in St.

OUR lease at the apartments we've been living in isn't up until June 23rd, so we're ONLY in a hurry because FHA requires us to be.I see on here that evictions have been suspended at least through April.What we're seeking advice on is- should we get in touch proactively with our lender and see if they can suspend our move-in requirement until the pandemic has settled down, so as not to displace our tenants amidst society screeching to a halt?

I was seeking direction to where the hedge fund investors are,. 

Being new and still in the learning phase, I am reaching out to seek a bit of guidance.

You’re going to seek out alternative financing and lending.

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

I reserve the right to be wrong, but with the entire world working on vaccines and treatments, my bet is that the threat posed by the Corona virus will fade significantly in the next several months. 

I am readjusting and will probably seek a property which could qualify for conventional lending with minor rehab.

To determine whether the property qualifies for protection under the “grandfather” provision would require more extensive research of the historical zoning maps and more information about the past use(s) of the property.It sounds like the particular lender you mentioned is going to require you to take some action with local government before they approve the loan (whether obtaining written confirmation that the property is grandfathered, confirmation of re-zoning, or perhaps even simply a letter from Knox County stating that they are not going to seek to strictly enforce zoning with respect to the property might suffice).