TOPA still a concern but how much of a concern is it for the buyer?

Finding a great property manager is not always easy, however! 

With that being said I'm looking for an investment friendly lender to obtain a 300k construction loan and I have about 150k in cash right now.

I don't have the money to pay cash for a home in order to get around that requirement, so i'm looking for ways to finance future deals without going the traditional mortgage route.

You can do an all-cash purchase if there is no note on it, and just make sure that you are on the same page (even with your dad is the executer)...

A quick google search says they may or may not but would have to provide extra paper to find out.

Keep reading, listening to podcasts, and learning from others' experiences to refine your strategies.Consider Your Financing Options: Explore different financing options, such as conventional loans, hard money loans, or even partnering with other investors, to find what works best for your situation.I'd love to connect and share more insights as you embark on this journey.

You should be able to find what you need in that area for that price point. 

I could have him sign a buyers agency agreement that can only be done for three months and he can technically cancel anytime.

@Nathaniel Dean Morrisonthis question seems to be getting asked multiple times a day in the forums.if you're asking: should you use a HELOC to buy an investment property, because you don't have any actual cash?