And the multifamily space is domInated by deep pocket Investors.

We could dive into this deep, but just to make a point... create a "Unique ID" field in excel that combines the last name plus first 3 numbers of the address (ex.

Halperin & Lyman LLC is an investor friendly closing attorney....the rest, you said it, build relationship and partnerships to get your questions answered especially in the beginning, deep diving into this community in its own was key for me but it's not enough, go out there, build those systems and commit to the marathon...commit that same energy you are giving THIS WEEK for the whole year for starters.Good luck!

You need deep pockets to get into ground up development, as well a healthy construction background. 

If they refuse, that is a red flag(speaking from experience).  

The refusal to have those documents is a red flag which needs to be heeded.Get Good AdviceYou may be an investor who is looking to purchase a house to sell a little bit later.

It only costs $80-$150 and goes deep. 

Their job is to minimize their risk so every red flag goes up as you are working two deals at once on where your risk mitigation lies, with them or the other lender to the other property. 

The thrice resurfaced 1960's solid cast iron tub was peeling AGAIN & the old small black & red tile & shower/tub fixtures etc were an antique corroded leaking mess. 

I finally had enough footing the entire mortgage payment while searching for financing and decided to list the property on my own for a week just to see (for 1250 first and security) and got quite a few bites.Ended up showing the unit and though I was embarrased at its state, a couple expressed high interest in moving by the first, provided it gets some cosmetic attention and a deep clean.