If the deal still works, then proceed with eyes open.

I live and invest in Fl so feel free to reach out if you have any questions or want second eyes on a deal! 

Apologies if I didn't catch the drift on which type of lender with that.. but good to know that several options do exist.

You can get into houses with little to no money down, you get an extra pair of eyes validating the deal for you, you have someone looking over your shoulder making sure you and your contractors are staying on task and you don't have your personal residence tied into the deal in any way.

I put our used winter boot plastic trays under the cabinets & that also catches all the other spillages they have with their cleaning supplies. 

You just have to the the entitity set up for the reporting to "catch" the deferred gain you report so to speak. 

And you get the benefit of having over 80 past ones to catch up on.Two Great reads, I bought both J.

Vacated in credit reporting agencies eyes is it never should have been there versus satisfied means it was paid but is valid.The judgment you get for a base amount will keep accruing fees and penalties over time so when they come to settle and you work a deal you might get close to full value anyways when you were awarded the judgment years ago.

Although from Oregon, I'm keeping an eye on Brevard County due to having family there. 

Fine at the higher end, when it's comparable to other units, better make sure the rooms are square as the eye picks up the imperfections much quicker running an angle to an intersecting plane, especially in in an empty room. :)