Appraisers do consider listed unsold properties in looking at market conditions, that is valid, but it's not valid to put a numeric value in the mix in valuing a subject property.

This transaction will be done through an LLC vehicle and not personal so does this have change the application of the GLBA in this scenario?

@Brian Gibbons Would you mind giving any remarks with these posts, it just dumps all kinds of irrelevant information on members putting them in a position of attempting to see what your point might be and what in the heck is applicable on this site to investors.

I believe I made sure all my information was correct on the application so hopefully no hang ups.

This makes it a challenge as there is no income verification possible.I am going to ask for tax returns last few years to see previous income levels.But without income, applicant says she has enough funds saved up.I am on the fence on this one.I haven't check anything yet, I will - if I decide to not reject her based on no verifiable income - then there is no point checking the rest.What would you accept as an alternative to income?

There is an art to the perception of value that is consummate with knowledge and experience and extends beyond the numerical analysis.

I have numerous properties lined up and investigated by my broker and contractor, and if I assume I can finance via a HML at terms quite often described in the BP forums, (70% ARV, 2 year contract, 15% etc.)

I've also read quite a bit about dealing with them here on BP, and while the experiences varies, there were numerous people that said it was a huge hassle.

This is a good to know point that the underwriters would be looking at the ads for rentals. although linking that to your application is unexpected.

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