I asked them for 1) Rent rolls and agreements 2) Historical costs and maintenance expenses 3) Additional pictures of the property (only one exterior photo was provided) The agent wrote back and said that none of these were available and the seller would only tour after a serious offer, but the tenants had lived in the fourplex for 10 years (probably bs).

@John Chin  Hey John lets reconnect.. want to catch up with what your up to !!...

It's a great way to fine tune your phone skills as well, you never know when you might catch a landlord at the right time where they've had enough of that property or maybe another one. 

But i catch your drift on top ten forecast.

Since it didn't make sense to catch up the mortgage, I didn't, and I sold the property for what should have been a decent profit.  

We had predicted last year the supply would not catch up with demand for 4 years, but we are pushing out that time line out to 5-7 years. 3.

Hi @Albert OlivarriaInitially, I looked at that added contractual statement ("as is, where is") as a catch-all for what the FHA appraiser doesn't catch.  

We should sit down for lunch soon and catch up. 

We may have some ideas that would be helpful.Send me a DM and we can catch up.Thank you.Scott Choppin

Found a house we really like and was asked to submit a family photo as part of the application.