It's possible if you cross-collateralize other properties.

We are all locals so just give your major cross streets, I mean there is a market everywhere if you look, even on Wyoming and W.

The fact of the matter is that you had mixed feelings bordered on fear initially, then grew more confident, even when offer was rejected.As a result of your presentation and with the seller having that level of trust with your pitch, mannerism, style, patience and confidence she decided to revisit your offer and make the deal.Frankly, this shows how a relationship can unfold and be built upon.

@Michael Cross Hi!

Good Investing...That’s an excellent idea and it’s something that crossed my mind.

What's worked for me is attending local networking events and just putting myself out there as you're always bound to cross paths with someone in the same shoes as you, but just a little ahead. 

Whatever we decide I will post here so if we go through with it you and Ray can cross your fingers and toes for us =).

Our messages must have crossed.

Definitely helpful to have when buyers are jumping the border and we have definitely been seeing a lot of that.

If you are getting the ARV, rehab budget, or rent estimates from the seller I would cross reference them.