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?

The general partners are actively managing the property, making decisions toward renovations, and handling marketing and financial reporting.

I've seen reports of other markets pulling back or slowing down. 

@Tyler Lingle you mean fastest growing behind Columbus, O, right...sorry, man, Columbus rules the Midwest....projected to eclipse Chicago as the largest Midwest city...Columbus eclipsed Indy just before overtaking San Francisco in total population...creeping up on Fort Worth next....data is from esri/ arc gis...happy to send you the reports ;) I know...it's easy to forget Columbus is a Midwest city...we're looking more like Austin at this point.

In the QEAA the taxpayer and the EAT must agree to report the acquisition, holding, and disposition of the property as provided in Rev.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I already own this home in another state that my parents live in.