We'd like to attract new or existing vacation rental owners to our program.

Taking out the equity ( Not ALL, But a good amount) to put towards other properties and some rehab on the existing ones.

Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:You expect us to go look those up?

Originally posted by @Kim Hopkins:Hello hello!

Originally posted by @Etahn Smith:Often how much an unit in a decent area ? 

Originally posted by @Carter Crowley:@Edgar Butler Jr there is not enough equity in the deal if the seller wants to get rid of it.

Originally, I thought I could mud jack my leaning stoop, but have been unable to find a team able to do it.

Originally posted by @Nathan G.

Originally posted by @Jason DiClemente:@Jingru Sui you can use their name and birth date to run a background check.

Originally posted by @Vasundhara Ranjani:I'm looking at a multi-family property and one of the closing conditions for the bank to approve the loan is an environmental form that they want the seller to fill out.The seller says that he would open himself to liability if he filled the form out and hence doesn't want to fill it out.The seller and his agent are very difficult to deal with (rude, abrupt, and generally uncooperative) and the only reason I'm pursuing it is because the numbers look good and it's a strong property.The bank says the only alternative to the form being filled out is to have an expensive Phase I environmental assessment done.Are there any other alternatives to this?