Hello,My name is harsh, I am a developer and house flipper, I am looking for investor who can partner up with me in flipping house,Please reach out to me ASAP.Thank youHarsh Patel

I am located in Indiana where the winters can get pretty harsh.

and i know there are treatment options where holes are drilled around the home and chemical is placed down below...im in philadelphia. 

I want to start getting passive income and I want to start the harsh journey of property ownership.

you can use a heat treatment but the best seems to be a ultraviolet light disinfectorit kills everything and that way you are not using chemicals or have any missesthese units you can rent they are not cheap but it does the job and it saves you from the exterminator feesthey are called true d uvthey use them in health care and hospitalsenjoy

I would be shocked if you ever would get someone at a bank that size to even give you the time of day for a single loan sale.Sorry to sound harsh but that's the reality with big banks, if they responded to every investor that contacted them they would fill a call center 24-7

Someone had mentioned to me that putting a lien against the property is the best course of action but it seems a bit harsh.

I also counsel them to show compassion for people with chemical dependencies, even if you disagree with them and think they are a big fat pig.

I'm not a meth expert, so I don't know if the chemicals used are technically considered "environment contaminants," but that might require a "yes" answer.Most disclosures will ask something along the lines of, "Do you know of any other adverse conditions of the property that haven't been addressed in the rest of this document?"

Hey @Cyle Sicurella, I'm going to go against the current here and ask why you feel like you have a harsh deadline you need to stick to?