Condos, in general, are dependent on the financial stability of all of the owners.  

@Michael Greenberg,There are plenty of strategies; however, they most depend upon what your goal is.I would be happy to refer someone to you.

Keith Bolden , I  have not yet done any wholesale deals in CT , there are a few properties that I am currently working on getting under contract and depending on how they play out in negotiations I may fix and flip or wholesale,  what areas of CT do you concentrate on? 

Depending on the size of your portfolio of properties, I try to place investors into programs that their insurance costs are set, and the only variable is the value of the home.

I think it depends on the lender itself but from what I have experienced banks typically like 2 yrs of tax returns showing the rental income.

We'll lend 65%-75% of ARV depending on the neighborhood where the house is in Cincinnati.

Account Closed It just depends.

Some depend on revenue and credit and some can be secured by using real estate collateral or other valuables.

And we can save even more when we don't have to foreclose, that's $5k + or -, and 18 to 36 months depending on state.

It is a small mining town which is very dependent on copper prices.