If they are professionals, they will tell you the fees are non-negotiable, just like when you go to a professional plastic surgeon vs. a back-alley surgeon.#3 is an absolute must.

I am currently under contract to purchase an investment condo, non-owner occupied.

@Joel Gierbolini talk to @Lawrence Johnson he works for a lender in PR and they lend to non PR residents.

@Neo Yeung Generally speaking this would be a non-warrantable condo. 

That area is next to a healthcare hub, there is Kings County Hospital, Downstate Medical Center, Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center and Brookdale Hospital.

I'm talking about people you know or meet who have retirement money and other funds they want to invest in non-traditional ways, such as in your RE deal.If you've ever heard investors say, "none of my own money or credit" in a deal, THAT'S what I'm talking about.Hope this helps ...

Consider starting (multiple) non-profit organizations/businesses mostly for their opportunities to dump money into retirement accounts.

That is the key  raising money is credibility and create relationships.Grant advertises because he has a fund that is registered and he can accept non accredited investors as well. 

I use non-traditional national lenders (private equity, Wall St money, insurance companies etc) that I've developed relationships with.  

Do the Act’s design and construction requirements apply to multistory townhouses in non-elevator buildings containing four or more dwelling units?