This include conventional, creative options like this 5% down option, DSCR, non-recourse, commercial, LOCs, HELOCs, installment loans, bridge loans, etc. 

You can always share the 2nd report with the prospective buyer and show the items that were corrected by your licensed contractors. 

Including, but not limited to:- market- capital required to renovate the four units that need renovation- expected operating expensesFeel free to provide here or message directly.

The owner reports gross rents of $2750/month (this includes the home plus lot rent). 

So basically, for auction/cash investment properties purchases,  the title search is included in due diligence,  title insurance is for future title problems. 

They are a Purchase & Sale Agreement, Title Report, Power of Attorney, Disclosures, Closing Statement, Payoffs and a business card to a good attorney to get you out of the mess you will create if you try doing this on your own.But use somebody, like us, that actually knows what they are doing to learn this.

(the default for 2, 3 and 4 tenants and so on) you would include the shares or percentages in the grant.

@Felicia Walker, while I have limited experience using lenders on flips, I will say my experience mirrors yours: some require very detailed reporting of costs of completed work, some are a little more "general" accounting.  

Financed with an FHA loan and mortgage being right about $2,000 monthly, included escrow for insurance and homeowners' insurance.

I recently received a notice from the city on the previous owners name to arrange an inspection of the basement as someone reported to city that it’s occupied and it’s not.I would appreciate if you could share how to handle this?