Gentrification of the West Loop & West Town is complete so the money is moving west- i.e.

Can you actually live in the Miami metro area and avoid floods and hurricane damage?

A naive sanity check for me is just making sure that a TOD is actually a legal contract that's not subject to change later by the owner like a Will or Living Trust would be. 2.

You're going to work for this money, you can be sure of that. 

Hi,I would return the deposit fully assuming no damages and this would be required in most states as you weren't actually 'damaged' by the early termination.

Lenders typically originate the loans to investor specs using a warehouse line/line of credit (meaning borrowed money the lender is responsible for), then immediately (within 30 days) sell that loan to an investor.

This kind of doesn't make much sense since something under construction is not going to have cash flow - I'd check out hard money or "ground up construction" private lenders

As a life long courthouse steps buyer.. reality is U need to learn how to do your own basic search.the reason is only about 1 out of 20 or less props that go into foreclosure actually go to auction and are sold.

It's scary, money is real, and you have to run your own race based on your circumstances and finances. 

Bought it with hard money and then refinanced in a long term DSCR loan.