I'm a member of one of the baltimore REIA facebook group pages and its a network of investors like me asking for referrals of top investor friendly contractors for every trade.

The parent and child both own the car but the parent doesn't actually pay anything towards it or do anything- and they were just using their status basically to help get the loan.So when that ^ happens with two partners how would that work exactly?

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Tell them your intent, the current status on the property, what it is being marketed as, etc.I'm fairly well versed in dealing with City issues in my market but am in the process of dealing with a huge headache regarding the zoning of a guest house at a property I just bought.The City is saying that it cannot be lived in and/or leased as the previous owner never permitted it when it was built.

All of our forms, chat sessions, Facebook messenger, Adwords and session cookies are linked to my CRM.

Also have a business facebook page.

We were uncertain how much "supporting documentation" would be necessary as we anticipate about $25K of necessary improvements to reach "available for occupancy status". 

Would they be honest with me if I just ask them what the financial status of the HOA is?

I currently have several Facebook sites and a twitter presence, of course to showcase our software.

In my experience, offer submission timing does not matter in cases when property switches from Exclusive (owner occupied) to Extended (Investor eligible) status.