I won't fall into that trap.

Here are the 3 questions from above: (1) would this type of property be automatically fall into commercial?

Hi all,I recently had a tenant fall on my property and decided it’s time to lawyer up.

Lots of damage there from Hurricane Michael this past fall.

We can set something up, I think the BRRR can work here just have to buy in a little better areas to make sure appraisals fall in your favor.

Rates right now are about the same as when I got the 4.65% 30 year mortgage rate I still have on one of my rentals so I think you might be referring to commercial lenders. 4 plexes still fall under residential.

Maybe some consumers are dumb enough to fall for it.

We have in-laws that live in Chagrin Falls (which is why we're moving there - my wife wants to be close to her family) but we aren't committed to any specific area beyond "not too, toooo far from Chagrin."

The contract falls through and we get an extension of contract or the seller gets the earnest money.The alternative to that is they sell the property they have been neglecting and live happily ever after.Now please please explain how this is a scam.

I also don't trust the lower end condo stock down here, ($450,00 and under) as I've worked for an architect involved in rehabilitating these under maintained properties and most seem as though they are old stick built buildings about to fall apart.