I just simply will not work with a lender that will solicit my client, have no punitive language in regard to if they circumvent our firm or solicit them, and I want nothing to do with the lenders that want to directly face our client throughout the process.

I don’t know the rest of your financial picture but if you are a realtor and have $1 mil cash to put into real estate and no other assets I would diversify a bit into other investments.

No use having them take the discounted year long lease and then just leaving anyway in a month or two. . 

For me there was no excuses I'd accept, you need to see inside to verify condition and run repairs.

Be very very careful with a guy like this....But to answer your question - No you cannot dodge the reporting of a large sum of money to a Contractor.

No pets. 

I will connect with you and we can share contact info and set up a call if you are interested.

It's no guarantee but it's a good place to start.

In my condos, I hold: they are pretty new, with healhy equity already, and solid, with no Special Assessment at the horizon.

I mean no disrespect to the other hosts, but I continued to listen to the BP podcast when David Greene was the host.