Regarding comps, the house is in a fairly rural area.

Hello,I am fairly new to BP.

Investors seeking financing for properties they intend to hold long term purchased at fair market price will usually seek the lowest interest rate and/or lowest fees - provided they have 25 or 30% down payment money available.

In my opinion, that borders very heavily on violating fair housing laws because sex is a protected class.

However, I was a Realtor for a spell, and I clearly recall getting a BUNCH of e-blasted marketing announcements.

Will look into and ask about doing so, when I find the right attorney to work with.Chewing through a bunch of those attorneys was pretty funny.

I'm fairly familiar with the terms I'd seek for a local (NYC suburb) single-family flip, but this 4-family has possibilities to flip or rent.

I would suggest not relying on the value from wholesalers who are out to get your asset at a discount as 'Fair' Market Value.

We are in this 50/50 but I know its not fair for him to be at greater risk while having 2 kids & married while me being single with no kids.

If it was just a toilet leak, that's a fairly minor deal.