My credit union's reasoning was they don't like to provide a DU to the seller and his/her agent because of all the sensitive information on a DU.

And with that will come an *increase* in home prices - likely lagging behind those rate cuts over the next couple years here.You could very well wake up in 2026 and be paying far more for the same home you passed on in 2024 due to 6.25* rates.

When I was younger, anything someone told me that wasn't what I wanted to hear made me mad, like they were against me.

I am not that satisfied with the policy I currently have and would like some options.

If you work for a brokerage who doesn't even know how to help you get access, that is a problem, but NYC is not like other areas.

I have someone who I want to pitch to be a private investor and fund a flip from start to finish.Wondering if anyone has experience doing this and would like to offer some advice.Also looking for any recommendations as far as how to ideally structure the funding for the deal.Thank you

One unit has tenants I would like to keep (it is much larger and draws much better rents).

Try adding a filter like "furnished" to your search and this could turn up positive results.

Thinking of trying to passively invest with them and would like to see if anyone here already had an experience of working with them in investor capacity.The company's profile on BP is not very informative: https://www.biggerpockets.com/co/financialattunement.

Likely would move it to weekly, if you can pump it entirely out of the basement then it's handled indefinitely (you just need to check on the bilge pumps).