Don't know about your meeting, but I will say;Better not tear down the entire building or you'll be building under new construction requirements, rehabs are generally more favorable.

I'm not surprised by that, but shopping around with other lenders might reveal more favorable reserve requirements.3.

Just curious...but haven't the subject-to deals fallen out of favor because banks are more regularly enforcing the due on sale clause?

I'm wondering if I leave the house in the business name if that would work out in my favor any.Probably going to have to make a new company, and that's fine, just wondering if anyone sees potential in saving some money somehow.

Personally I would favor a fixer upper, provided the floor plan wasn't horrible.  

As a new investor, I also took the liberty of researching this firm and read less than favorable reviews for this organization.

I would check with a few lenders in your area to see who has the most favorable rates and terms to align with your goals.

In my opinion you have a higher likelihood of identifying a market in motion than finding a static market that's about to move.

In fact I appreciate it immensely and will always repay the favor for knowledge.

Having another investor do you a favor might save you trip costs to view it yourself.Have you done any deals, yet?