The bankruptcy related to the borrower's primary business.

Perhaps, especially if you're selling at relatively low gross yields anyway.

If she's that worried, tell her to have a relative "lend it" to her.

I'm trying to learn how to fully analyze and manipulate variables to obtain an objective.

If you find out the deal doesn't fit you objectives in a few years, then you want to have an ability to market this property, with financing, to the largest available pool of buyers.

Example replace a few circuit breakers,electrical outlets,switches and electrician costs hundreds and hundreds or more to do the work.You can do it for 40 dollars in parts if you know what you are doing.A plumber soldering pipes in the wall and changing a main line instead of saving 75 in labor I will just let them do it.It's all relative.

I have a question that's kind of related to this.

I'm only relating what I've read here and other places, that even Zillow is innaccurate for TX and other non-disclosure states.

Include the point that the borrower is responsible for the repayment of any and all expenses related to the same.

They usually dont object to this.