If the developer is unable to pay (assuming they aren’t also in default under the senior debt), the lender typically has the ability to quickly take control of the property.

Though with good searches, I can see they aren't in my area.I still have a question about brokerages.

I reckon even if they are trustworthy (and your conspiracy theory is therefore unnecessary), what you'll be fed back is: the "good deals right on MLS and other sources" aren't so good after all. 

Attract tenants that aren't ideal? 

At the end of the day, if they aren't doing what you want to be doing on a 10x larger scale, then their opinion really doesn't matter.

., you need this money to live from), it sounds like quite a risky proposition.Anyway, at the end of the day, there really aren't any rules, only general guidelines and suggestions.

Some aren't operationalIn my inexperienced opinion here is what I'd like addressed before proceeding: Both attic rafters need to be corrected.

They aren't accepting the fact that their overall activity is producing an out come that requires a license.

I'm looking at a deal that I would be all into for 100k ARV of 150-160k. It's log cabin construction however. My plan would be to side the exterior, hang drywall (except a few accent walls), and go for a more trendy l...

I already have access to properties behind on taxes, but most of those sellers aren't that motivated to sell.