You do not necessarily need to find a fixer to BRRRR, however, one of those "R's" is "rehab" so technically speaking yes but that could be a simple lipstick rehab.

You can go to the door of the building and look at the management company in charge and ask to speak with them about this.

Generally speaking, I want to get an idea on the different ways to structure financing for a particular scenario.

Definitely taking that into account while doing my best to speak with realtors, lenders/banks in the area. thanks for the comment!

@Brandon GamblinTypically, I would suggest to investors who are looking to purchase a rental property to speak with local banks and credit unions in order to identify ones that are interested in lending on their target properties.

Please point me at the right directions to speak with structural engineers you can recommend.

I am going to speak to a mortgage broker but thought this forum could also help me better understand.

I'd also take a step back and reconsider the strategy generally speaking.

So at least in my area it would look pretty good for the seller.There's probably language in the agreement that speaks specifically about termination.

As you mentioned, definitely speak to an attorney.