Win-Win

- not so hard, and on my end as a lender I certainly don't want to spend time analyzing your tax returns and credit report if you want something that I don't offer (once this was identified, I'd refer you to someone that might be able to help), so everyone wins.3) Counter to number 2, there are still situations where paperwork is needed.

You can take it to management, but methinks the underwriter is going to win this battle since it apparently was in fact disclosed to the underwriter that he is in escrow for another property. 

If you did one year only, the appreciation would win most years. 

It may not be a win for you but its a win for me. 

-Fix and flipped 7 houses & 2 condo units, with none of my own money.These are all combinations of 1) partnering, 2) seller finance, 3) hard money lenders, 4) private money lenders, 5) lease option, and 6) subject to.Just get out and start creating win-wins, it's as easy as asking.Best of luck!

Marie Poe You are a tough cookie :) But I will win you over soon enough.You keep me on my toes and make me realize that there are higher goals I can set.I am still in my infancy in this real estate game and I am mostly happy to be able to make a living.Perhaps it is time to reach for higher goals.so thanks for the tough love.

In my state the winning big for the lien is responsible for the next years taxes.

Still time consuming for the agent, so you have to find a way to make it a win win. 

It's good news for existing assets, but makes it harder to win deals.I wouldn't be surprised that in the immediate future we will see more of a flattening of cap rates as the tertiary and secondary markets compress closer to the coastal markets.