The reason for my investigating the private lending route is scale.

I would be looking to do this legally and am currently looking for feedback and investigating the possibility of the conversion.

I am investigating purchasing another long term buy and hold property that has a septic tank. 

Of course, I will be doing some investigating and networking myself, but would love to hear from the BP community.   

After several weeks of investigation and adjustors coming out to both units, we received a letter from my insurance company stating they are denying the claim for my neighbors unit, due to the fact that they found no negligence on my behalf (water supply line leak was accidental and corrective action was taken immediately upon notice), and that after careful review of the Condo Association Bylaws, they found language in the Bylaws that requires all insurance carriers to waive their right of subrogation against the association or any unit owner.

Do not ever let him back into any property and own and don't worry about a inspector, you don't have to let him in either if on some blue moon he ever did show up.Inspectors do not investigate "plumbing violations".

I’ve been curious about Prince George as well for those reasons - please do keep us posted on how this investigation goes!

I was renting,when the house fire happened,Fire Dept investigators red tagged it,owners remodeled,from insurance money then sold over a million,never told buyer it was arson,until arsonist returned trying to get it,who is my son awaiting prison,I finally have a place ,home owner told me I can't use him as reference because he didn't want to lie,yet lied to buyer who is now terrified and didn't know ,is worried about safety for her family,,owner never disclosed?

If they say no then you can investigate other financing options or just cross it off your list.The 2nd one you say $700 cash flow once you move out, but is that $700 after mortgage + taxes + vacancy + repairs, etc?

I investigated who owns this property and found its owned by an LLC.