That is also a really great recommendation on how to reframe the situation.

Finding: open for conventional loan.

Here's some guidanceon finding your first deal:- Define Your Criteria- Explore Financing Options: Withyour budget for a down payment, you have several financing options to explore.Conventional loans typically require a 20-25% down payment, while FHA loans forowner-occupied multifamily properties may allow for a lower down payment,around 3.5%.

It was and still is an ongoing ugly situation.

I have clients looking for lenders that don't require as much information to be submitted to be compliant with loans.  

It effects every aspect of the property and performance- the type of loans and insurance you need will change if you don't hold the property in your personal name. 

If the properties you're buying are going to be investment properties, DSCR loans can be a good option if you don't or can't do an income based loan. 

I have no experience in commercial loans.

I'd just like to know the specifics on what California law says about this kind of situation, without having to hire an attorney as this is rather minor.

Wanting to know if they have any DSCR lenders that will loan on a condo.