You can then, after you have a relationship, ask for CoStar reports to see rental comps and sales comps.

The engineer report showed the footer was 100%, it was odd to me that the footer was fine but the slab was certainly not.

Is it worth putting together a binder/report that shows pictures of what I want with the color, style and brand?

(Make sure you get move in photos/report or you won’t be getting anything anyway.)

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I am finding that these properties are currently operating as either a triplex or a quad, but an inspection being done as part of the financing would trigger a report where I (the buyer) would have to deal with the penalties.

Most rates in that space for 75% LTV cash-out is around 4.5 - 5% from what I'm seeing.They also don't report on credit.

What does regular reporting look like?

When doing do diligence I have frequently been running into expense and income reports that show large sections of non-payment, I assume due to COVID.

👉The price of lumber hit $480.40 per thousand board feet the previous week, a low watermark since July 2020, and CNBC reports that lumber prices should hit their 13th consecutive week of loss this week.This is some great news, don't you think?