@Imran Raz The title work seems high on the loan estimate,  but it looks like the actual loan cost is $4,049.

Of the types of deals you were pitching, how many have you actually done yourself or at the least been a part of? 

If it does get the property under contract/ assignment paper work. to get your hands on such paper work contact local (real estate attorney) he can actually help you with all this if he's good, he should have connections.

She may think it's worth $360K but I've learned many times that what a seller thinks and what is actually reality are two different things. 

I'm not sure how to go about actually transferring the title, was planning on reaching out to the title company we used when we closed on the houses.

The DCSR on my report, I just noticed, is programmed incorrectly and is actually around 1.25.

I actually just made an offer on a 3-unit in Salem, NH great location with great rental income, but sadly was outbid.

I will actually be attending the October meeting and maybe I'll see you there.Rob

Once you complete the project you can refinance (without seasoning) for the purchase price + actual repairs done.    

The lender will use the original purchase price regardless of value (if the value is higher than your purchase price they will still use purchase price) After 6 months then you can use the actual value and not the purchase price.Good luck