The association president has been unsuccessful in reaching next of kin regarding the condo and anyone at his lending agency is unwilling to divulge information.

The lender has the right and is required by the secondary market to have accurate information so they can properly determine risk.

If you don't have an agent or you do not want to inform them you can PM me more details and I will try to help.

This was 2008 and the guy was convinced that Detroit was the place to invest with a HELOC from my personal home.Like others have said; go to the seminars if they're free to see if you can glean any information, but don't get suckered. 

A seasoned broker should be able to provide that information to you. 

Chances are the information is already out there and in a database.

I have found that information is totally misleading. 

My first go-around w/ the 4 unit involved a very primitive understanding of due diligence and not really calculating any specific reserves.I know I own and have listened to several books that touch upon it (HOLD, ABCs of Real Estate Investing) but having them in just audio format has make it a bit more difficult to find the right information if they are in there.

Specifically I’d like to know how you would present the offer I have in mind based on the information below.I am a newbie.4 unit class B multi-family in a class B location (close to downtown)List price – $299k.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.The reason it is 0% down is i have the ability to do 100% financing.