I am sorry, but I disagree with almost every post.

I know mike will disagree that he hasn't seen a building cash flow at 100% financing, but they do in my area.

I disagree. 

I don't totally disagree with homes being lead tested when there is a child under 6 that is going to be living there. 

I will not for a second disagree with the claim that the mortgage industry has taken a 180 degree turn from 2007 and now, 10 years on, is exactly as stupid as in 2007, but on the other extreme a decade later in 2017.However, the examples in this thread aren't that.

It's quite possible a judge would disagree with that interpretation...I have no idea...By the way, as an optionee in an option contract, you do not have an equitable interest in the property.

As much as i disagree with Jon Holdman's first paragraph (which I will say it is rare for me to disagree with much that he says), his second paragraph was spot on.

You had some good points Nathan but I disagree with this one.

I should have clarified that I was referring to the instance in which the investor serves as his/her own management company, which seemed to be the theme mentioned above.We'll have to agree to disagree on your assessment that small multis present an "increased" management headache.

Sorry to disagree, but I've been a licensed broker In Virginia for 30 years and I never done a deal where buyer and seller split recording fees.