It's not necessarily indicative of risk in the same way that an obviously leaky roof or sunken foundation are risk factors.

There is currently no indication that it will be reinstated anytime soon. 

Normally we ask that they get something from someone they see personally to indicate they need a support animal.    

For future refi projects, Stessa can also easily generate net cash flow reports on properties that the bank refinanced previously to show that they are performing well.I have found that when I provide those details to a lender they are very appreciative and usually indicate that there shouldn’t be any trouble getting approval.

We'd like to buy the dip, if the last recession was any indicator.

More importantly, it would likely indicate a level of personal involvement that could cross lines on self-dealing rules for the IRA.So you know, there is no "X number of loans" threshold.  

Past performance is not indicative and all that.   

(Last picture is some concrete chunks falling off the foundation, not sure if that's related or indicates some other problem?)

@Dan WaskeyYour prior posts indicate that you wholesale some deals.

My main concern is if your hard money lender is financing 75% of ARV and you still need to borrow from a private lender...indicates you are over 75% of ARV all in.