@Taylor Green , are you talking about loaning 100% LTV, or loaning on a flip where you cover 100% of the purchase and rehab costs?

Red cross helped out tenant...tenant is very pissed had to move after just moved in...requesting more than deposit.

In fact, we’ve been asked to make loans like this, except for business inventory, and we got the green light from our attorney.Obviously, you don’t take legal advice from a message board -- and lastly from me.

Landlords that fear having to manage their properties would simply cross their finger sand hope there are no more problems.

Fingers crossed.

Interior gutted except for front living room, new Green Board, new electric in most of the rest of house.

There are some (good) reasons to get an inspection: a) If it's a condition of the contract, and you need to get out of the deal that requires this; b) if it's a quick fix and flip with not much work anticipated ("paint and carpet job") and you anticipate selling to an end user who is going to live in the property and their lender will most likely require an inspection to make the loan; c) you're a "belt and suspenders" kinda investor, who just likes to have all the "I"s dotted and "t"s crossed.

   :)By this time next month (fingers-crossed) I hope to bring more good news of my 1st purchase!!  

They have it for both new construction (where you screw cross bar to joists) or remodel (where you make a normal box hole and then spin the bracket and it extends until it grabs the joists.

Get a solid attorney on board, cross your T's and dot your I's.