Motivated seller selling me a 3/2 SFR but not sure what strategy to use.Property Details:Written Appraised Value - 134KPurchase Price - 90KRehab - 15KRent - 1,250/mthTax Rate - 2.54%Strategy 1:20-year mortgage, 4.63% interest, 20% downPurchase, rehab out of pocket, rent it, pay off the mortgage FASTER but collect LESS passive income.Strategy 2:30-year mortgage, 4.75% interest, 20% downPurchase, rehab out of pocket, rent it, pay off the mortgage SLOWER but collect MORE passive income.Strategy 3:25-year, 4.125% interest, 45% downAssume the current mortgage and pay the owner their profit of 40K.

In the past 5 years, I have rehabbed and rented 5 units in an up and coming area of Cleveland.  

Hey BP,I'm looking for funds to finish my rehab project and someone told me about Sprout Financial unsecured line credit?

It went so well we are doing it again this week, but it got me wondering, what are your favorite and most profitable ways to fix up a property WITHOUT using carpet and paint rehab fix ups.  

So I've been doing some driving for dollars, and after looking up the property tax records with the county to get addresses, I noticed that two of the properties owners are Trusts.

The filings give the names and addresses of the person who dies and the person who is the estate'e administrator.

On their website it states regarding rehabs that projects that will require to comply with IZ are:rehabilitation projects that are expanding an existing building by 50 percent or more and adding10 or more units.Just reading this, its unclear whether you have to have affordable units only if you expand a building by 50% or if you expand a building by 50% and in doing so add 10 or more units.

For a all of the before, rehab and complete images along with the nitty gritty details, I actually kept a weekly blog here on BP you can check out here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/442...Any other questions, please feel free to send at any time. 

After an application is received (which is after more rounds of pre-screening) I'd look into something like a deeper check into credit and address history as mentioned above @Carrie Albertson.

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