As part of your due diligence, make sure to get those sewer lines "scoped" do you can figure out how they look and what they are made of.

I’m looking for a short term line of credit on a 4 unit investment property in Chicago.

We have investors lined up, and have an example PPM in place, but we're looking for a lawyer to review.

The bottom line is the lease had been terminated, security deposit fully refunded; transactions were done. 

Your VA loan will allow you to finance the entire purchase of the property with no money down, and will get you a lower rate than if you went with another loan product.

If you have the job lined up already and pays a lot more, then makes sense.

I'm not a foreigner national, but know of a product that is mainly for residential properties. maybe 2-4. interest rates are higher and the down payment is higher too.

I'm assuming that I should use the time between ratification (fingers crossed) and settlement to line up contractors (have 1 that walked the property with me, but would like to get a couple more). 

The bigger ones, are basically not answering their phones, or tell you they will call you back, but they have a big back log, and someone will get back in a week or so.So I have a huge tree branch sitting on half of my roof, with leaves and smaller branches so thick I can't even find the branch that poked through the roof, and the other side of the branch was sitting on an overhead high voltage power line, strained to the max. 

Perhaps a written submission to underwriting explaining that the driveway is on the property line, as is the neighbors, so they touch, that doesn't mean they are shared.