I only inspect after I get an accepted offer.  

The Mortgagee has the ability to accept or reject insurance in most cases through the language in the security instrument.  

Hi all - I'm a 13-yr real estate investor, have been exclusively been owning/managing rentals (lease-options) the entire time.

The acceptance came from a guy named ***** whose the COO of *****. ***** said in the email: I am a partner of ***** and ***** passed the contract for ***** on to me.I don't know if that matters, but I wanted to mention it.Due diligence ends on 10/22/15 at 11:30 a.m.

There are legal definitions that come from or are adopted by IRS Code, "Investor" is one of them, so is "Operator" after 6 years on BP, I've come to accept the popular term of "investor" in social interactions on the internet, how we use the term, but the true meaning remains as the Code sets out.Doing a sandwich lease is perfectly fine, if allowed by state law or it isn't prohibited, I doubt sub-letting a residence would be. 

Acceptable prices constantly change, as once the BPO id 60-90 days old, the banks will order a new one.If you want a second look at it, PM me and I'll check it out. 

They have the best rates in my area and no exclusions for certain dog breeds.

Did the Vendor, or lender, accept a pledge of equity in lieu of a downpayment (ie. 100% leveraged) or did you draw down on the equity in one or more properties to form your downpayment?

This year I have closed 4 deals and I have a verbal acceptance of another which will be my 1st rental.

A simple zoning change (the city will almost always approve down zoning) will net you a few extra $100kIn Milwaukee I am way more open to it, but again the area I buy in has a high concentration of 2-4 unit properties so it is socially acceptable to live in an apartment vs a house and a SFH only rents for $100-$200 more