@ Nick Brosco, like Kevin Romines said, it sounds like a misinformed loan officer, or possibly that that particular lender has more restrictive rules that they impose on top of Fannie/Freddie guidelines.

"the Fire Certificate of Occupancy program requires all one and two-unit non-owner occupied residences to register with the City."

They don't require any particular method, but they do require it to be accurate.

Does anyone have any ideas for non-traditional financing that we could try?

But as to the lessor, he has taken back properties from his NNN tenants who failed to perform, such as non payments or bankruptcies.

Good afternoon,

Had a very strange and unfortunate incident happen recently. I had a tenant who passed away, even though she had been clean for a while and had her parents helped, her ex-boyfriend came back into her ...

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I was looking for any recommendations of ones you have worked with that have a very good track record -I am looking to have a dialogue with one or two to see if it makes sense particularly in the areas of "C" or lower ranking properties -thanks in advance

One thing I heard you say, is that you don’t need to be an agent to access the MLS, but I’m not sure I heard exactly how it is that non agents can access it.

These are in an apartment complex where I am looking at a particular unit for purchase.