If that is the case for you, there’s nothing you can do to get that back.

Unfortunately, those that do not allow a ppp will often raise the rate or charge origination to offset their risk of having no PPP on the loan product.If anyone is interested in the Ohio statutes, you can read the summary with links to specific statutes here:https://com.ohio.gov/divisions-and-programs/financial-instit...Interestingly enough, the PPP statues only apply to 1 or 2 unit residential homes with a few other "ands" in order to meet the criteria. 

@Sara Valentine you may need to take them to small claims court to get a money judgment against them, which you can then turn over to a collections attorney.

As others have mentioned, the note-investing industry is too small to support numerous listing sites that can be profitable from simply transaction-based revenue.

A good contractor can give you a best-case, worst-case estimate.

@Michael HoranI can confirm for you without knowing anything further that there is zero chance that a property like that will cash flow $508 a month. 

How can 9000 become 13000.

yes there's many programs you can use DSCR, or conventional.

**Trust Documentation**: Some investors use a land trust to hold the property in a Subject To deal, which can protect privacy and minimize the lender’s focus on ownership transfer.6.

Plumbing, tree pruning, land slope, electrical, and many other major issues can be identified with an inspection.